Central Supply Aide

Company: Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Location: Cheyenne
Posted on: January 14, 2021

Job Description:

ROLE SUMMARYThe Central Service Aide performs duties according to the shift the staff member is assigned to. The core responsibilities below are the various expectations of each shift. CORE RESPONSIBILITIES

• Collects dirty instruments, trays, basins, etc. from the nursing units. Decontaminates all soiled equipment and return to storage room for future use. Delivers processed sterile instruments and trays to the nursing units. Ensures that all supply carts are kept clean, neat and in order at all times.
• Performs bed checks and wound VAC checks
• Issues and delivers supplies and equipment as orders come in.
• Pulls Pyxis refill report and restock Pyxis supply stations.
• Restocks as stock outs occur. Verifies items placed in each station to ensure correct item is in correct bin. Checks for expiration dates. Verifies with Inventory Coordinator accuracy of replenishment from Stores, unload cart and place supplies on CS shelves, and excess supplies placed neatly in back hall. Checks IV solutions, IV tubing, syringes and restock. Makes Heart Admit Kits; check Dressing Trays and Open Heart Dressing Kits.
• Orders lab supplies as needed.
• Scans supply shelves according to established schedule.
• Fills replenishment lists created in MS4. Confirms replenishment lists in MS4. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel so classified and employees may be required to perform other duties as assigned. SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ABILITIES

• Manual dexterity
• Must be service oriented and get along with others
• Ability to multi-task
• Must have effective trouble shooting and problem solving skills.
• Must read, write, and comprehend English
• Must be detail oriented
  
  MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
  • High school diploma or GED or Equivalent Certificate from an accredited program or higher ---- ---- ---- ----
    Cheyenne Regional Medical Center traces its history back to 1867 when it began as a frontier tent hospital constructed by the Union Pacific Railroad to treat workers injured building the transcontinental railroad. Through the years, we've grown and changed to meet the needs of the people we serve in southeastern Wyoming and western Nebraska. The one thing that has not changed is our original pioneering spirit, which continually pushes us to seek out how we can best care for and meet the health needs of our community and region. This pioneering spirit is also what prompted us to enter into a management services agreement with UCHealth in 2018, with the goal of offering world-class care, close to home.
    Community Benefit To help ensure that more Laramie County residents have access to essential health and wellness services, Cheyenne Regional offers hospital-based programs and also partners with organizations that provide a vital safety net to individuals and families in need. The areas where we provide community support are broken down into several categories, including:
    
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    • Community health improvement services
      
    • Health professions education
      
    • Subsidized health services
      
    • Community partner grants/in-kind services
      
    • Community-building activities
      
    • Community benefit operations
      
    • Financial assistance at cost
      
    • Government-sponsored healthcare
      
    • Unpaid cost of Medicare
      
    • Bad debt (at cost)
      
      These outreach services totaled more than $245 million from 2012 through 2016. In 2016 our overall contributions to our community came to more than $42 million. Of that $42 million, the total "community benefit," which includes the first eight categories above, was more than $17 million.
      

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