FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Staffing Coordinator in this role?
The primary responsibility of a Staffing Coordinator is to manage the schedules of caregivers in accordance with patients’ needs, while also handling recruitment, hiring, staffing, and scheduling.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A high school diploma or GED along with a college degree is required for this position.
Is healthcare experience a requirement for this job?
No, healthcare experience is preferred but not mandatory. One year of previous office work experience is a plus.
What skills are necessary for this role?
Proficient Microsoft Office skills and proficient typing skills are necessary for this role.
Will the Staffing Coordinator need to work outside of regular hours?
Yes, the Staffing Coordinator must be able to work an after-hours on-call schedule.
What kind of interactions will the Staffing Coordinator have?
The Staffing Coordinator will be the primary point of contact with patient families regarding staffing schedules and will maintain excellent rapport with patients and caregivers.
Are there any specific duties related to recruiting?
Yes, the Staffing Coordinator will participate in recruiting activities, including identifying, scheduling, and interviewing potential candidates.
How is staffing coordinated in this position?
Staffing is coordinated according to branch location guidelines, which include managing the overall staffing schedule and coordinating shift assignments and back-filling activities.
What does the company require in terms of health-related compliance?
As an employer accepting Medicare and Medicaid funds, employees must comply with all health-related requirements in all relevant jurisdictions, including vaccinations and testing, with exemptions allowed for medical or religious reasons.
Is previous recruiting experience preferred for this role?
Yes, previous recruiting experience is preferred but not a strict requirement.