Scans durable medical equipment as it arrives back to the warehouse from “pick-up”.
Following prescribed instructions, cleans DME. Additionally, this role performs the most basic repairs on durable
medical equipment, which generally entails replacing a part or piece of equipment, e.g., a wheel on a wheelchair.
Utilizes an automated inventory system to scan equipment to capture and update the status and location of
durable medical equipment from “cleaning” to “maintenance/testing” etc.
Following prescribed instructions, inspects durable medical equipment to ensure that it is patient ready.
As detailed in the standard operating procedures, cleans and sanitizes the warehouse.
Monitors the inventory system and may conduct a physical count to ensure an adequate supply of parts. Alerts
site leadership in the event the parts need to be ordered.
Regular and reliable attendance at the employer designated work site is an essential function of this job.

Specialized Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

A basic level of mechanical skills are necessary to work with DME equipment as described above
The knowledge and ability to operate smart devices (e.g., smart phone, tablets), computers and hand held
scanning devices are required
The ability to read, write and follow written and oral instructions is required to ensure that standard operating
procedures are followed to clean and maintain equipment and the warehouse
The ability to protect and maintain the confidentiality of patient protected health information and follow
standard operating procedures to ensure compliance with CHAP and HIPAA is required
A safety orientation is required to perform work as described safely

Equipment:

Basic tools e.g., wrench, screwdrivers etc. to set up and repair parts on durable medical equipment
Smart devices (e.g., smart phone, tablets), computers and hand held scanning devices

Physical Requirements and Demands:

On a very frequent basis (75%-100% of the day), incumbents are exposed to weather as a daily condition of the role, both in the field and in the warehouse
On a very frequent basis (75%-100% of the day), incumbents are required to handle and transport compressed oxygen
Incumbents may be periodically exposed to odors and dust from used equipment (about 50%-75% of the time), particularly when cleaning dirty equipment
Incumbents may periodically experience occupational exposure to bodily fluids, feces and blood (approximately 50%-75% of the time) when handling dirty durable medical equipment
Incumbents may seldom experience occupational exposure to other potentially infectious materials (approximately 0%-25% of the time) when handling durable medical equipment

Required

1 year(s): Experience utilizing basic tools (e.g., wrench, screwdrivers, small hand held scanners, etc.)

Preferred

Required

StateServ Medical of Florida LLC