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. The incumbent is expected to provide optimal customer service, as this position will be working with internal and external stakeholders. Office/Business Operations Office Oversight: Oversee the day-to-day
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and employee portals. Additionally, this role will apply SEO content best practices to optimize internal news and announcements, ensuring content is discoverable and engaging for internal audiences
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a plan of action in order to optimize patient throughput. Utilizes capacity management techniques including bed priorities, census and pending workloads. Monitors quality assurance metrics in
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Informatics Analyst to play a vital role in the success of the SUNY World Trade Center Health Program. You will work closely with leadership, IT professionals, clinicians, and vendors to optimize systems and
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facilitates smooth clinic operations. They will manage clinical support staff in relation to provider schedules, to optimize workflow, and implement strategies and technologies to improve patient care
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order requests to Purchasing department. Monitor optimization of NYS and Group Purchasing Organization contract pricing. Oversee procurement process for reagents and supplies to ensure timely ordering
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order requests to Purchasing department. Monitor optimization of NYS and Group Purchasing Organization contract pricing. Oversee procurement process for reagents and supplies to ensure timely ordering
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and facilitates smooth clinic operations. They will manage clinical support staff in relation to provider schedules, to optimize workflow, and implement strategies and technologies to improve patient
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order requests to Purchasing department. Monitor optimization of NYS and Group Purchasing Organization contract pricing. Oversee procurement process for reagents and supplies to ensure timely ordering
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and facilitates smooth clinic operations. They will manage clinical support staff in relation to provider schedules, to optimize workflow, and implement strategies and technologies to improve patient