FAQs
What is the role of a Client Recruiter at Cleveland Clinic?
A Client Recruiter at Cleveland Clinic connects with potential future caregivers, helps grow the caregiver family, and matches candidates with roles throughout the organization while actively participating in Talent Acquisition objectives and reaching departmental metrics and goals.
What is the working schedule for this position?
This position offers a hybrid schedule, combining on-site work and remote work. Initial training will be fully on-site for the first 6-8 weeks, followed by an on-site expectation of 3 days per week.
Is travel required for this role?
Yes, some travel is required for events and on-site meetings as needed.
What are the minimum qualifications for this position?
The minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in a related field, two years of experience in Human Resources or Recruitment, or an Associate degree with an additional two years of full-life cycle recruitment experience, or a high school diploma/GED with four years of full-life cycle recruitment experience.
What are the preferred qualifications for a successful candidate?
Preferred qualifications include two years of recruitment experience and proficiency in applicant tracking systems such as Workday, along with strong problem-solving, time management, organizational, and analytical skills.
What does the pay range look like for this position?
The pay range for this position is $27.65 - $42.17 per hour, with actual compensation determined by factors such as work history, experience, skill set, and education.
Will I receive training for this role?
Yes, initial training will be fully on-site for the first 6-8 weeks to ensure you are well-prepared for the position.
What type of events will I participate in as a Client Recruiter?
As a Client Recruiter, you will participate in recruitment efforts at conventions, speaking engagements, job fairs, educational facilities, and other community-related activities.
What kind of support can I expect from leadership in this role?
Caregivers in this department work closely together and are supported by involved leaders who are eager to provide coaching and assistance to help achieve recruitment goals.
Are there opportunities for continuous improvement within this role?
Yes, caregivers in this role are encouraged to participate in continuous improvement projects to develop and enhance recruitment policies and procedures.