Charise Stanley

• Answering calls

receive emergency and non-emergency calls from a variety of sources, including phone, text, social media, and alarm systems.

• Assessing emergencies

determine the type of emergency, its location, and the appropriate response.

relay information to first-responder agencies and provide instructions to people in need.

• Tracking responses

monitor the status of emergency response units and synchronize responses with other communication centers.

• Keeping records

keep detailed records of calls.

• Multitasking
• 911 operators must multitask, such as listening to people on the phone while also monitoring monitors and audio or video.
• Being on call

911 operators will be required to be on call during emergency situations.

• Trimming, de-budding, defoliating packaging, joint rolling, de-leaf
• Make sure all product is accounted for
• Label and Sort Kief
• Sterilize all instruments that have been used during the shift (scissors, trim-bins, tables,)
• Sweep up all plant materials and discard stems from trimming trees

• Receive, sort, and deliver all incoming mail & packages according to assigned floors and within established time frames
• Wrap, seal, weigh, affix postage and dispatch all outgoing mail/packages in accordance with postal regulations
• Prepare special outgoing inter-office pouches sent to client affiliates as scheduled (if applicable)
• Package and process outgoing overnight items, i.e. Federal Express, UPS, etc., to meet client and vendor deadlines. Log and deliver incoming overnight packages within established time frames
• Log outgoing and incoming items as required and review for accuracy/completeness

• Receive and put away inventory
• Get customer orders ready and pack them up
• Load boxes into trucks for shipment
• Use scanners to read bar codes on products
• View prompts on screens and follow the direction for some tasks
• Troubleshoot problems
• Ensure product meets quality requirements
• Operate power industrial trucks (PIT) such as a forklift or pallet driver, and work at heights up to 35 feet. Equipment training and certification are provided free of cost.

• Handling incoming calls and other communications between patients, clinicians, and insurance companies.
• Following up with insurance agencies to check eligibility and benefits.
• Updating paperwork, maintaining documents and medical records.
• Performing general office clerk duties and communications with our clinical staff.
• managing files, updating paperwork and other documents, and performing other general office clerk duties and errands.

• Handle cash or credit transactions with customers
• Scan goods and collect payments
• Ensure pricing is correct
• Issue change, receipts, refunds, or tickets
• Count money in cash drawers at the beginning and end of shifts to ensure that amounts are correct and that there is adequate change
• Connect with customers to ensure they have a positive experience
• Create a warm and friendly atmosphere for our guests
• Help customers order McDonald's meals

• Answer telephones, provide general information, refer callers to other staff, or take messages as necessary.
• Maintain electronic and hard copy filing systems, making sure they are accurate and timely and facilitate easy retrieval of information
• Monitor office supply inventory and order supplies as necessary
• May be responsible for managing inventory of office equipment and service contracts, performing routine maintenance, and contacting service representatives as needed
• May serve as Club receptionist, greeting members and visitors and maintaining attendance and visitor logs
• May monitor and log staff attendance and transmit attendance data