DAVID HERNANDEZ

•Pulls stock, inventory and material for delivery. Replenishies, stock inventory interacts with clinical an. Administrative customers, it maintains records on stock levels.

•Communicates to lead and supervisor any concerns related to supplies. Equipment in procedures.

•Provides information to customers regarding medical supplies.

•Monitors expiration dates rotates stock to limit outdates and removes items from use as required by outdates.

•Monitors and controls critical supplies.

•Distributes items according to established or ad hoc requirements in computerized, inventory management systems.

•Delivers supplies in a timely manner and ensures supplies.And material delivered are sterile and operational condition.

•Clean design secondary areas in accordance with asceptic principles.

•Receive supplies and material into the medical centers catchment area.

•Maintains omnicell in operational and in working order.

•Continuously touch base with team members in other departments and make sure all supplies or appropriate conditions and in working order.

• Promptly received and forwarded incoming communications, such as phone calls, emails and letters, to appropriate staff.
• Processed incoming and outgoing mail and packages according to established procedures.
• Purchased and maintained office supplies.
• Coordinated travel arrangements for staff members.

• Executed follow up visits to houses to resolve survey issues or obtain additional information, expressing appreciation for participation and regret for inconvenience.
• Maintained records of houses visited, surveys completed and money spent.
• Requested participation in brief exit interviews to obtain feedback for use in development of procedural improvements.
• Initiated communication with assigned households through mail, email or phone to obtain and correct census data.
• Walked door to door and collected demographic information.
• Traveled door-to-door in assigned communities and requested participation in census interview, clearly explaining process and purpose.
• Double checked information on survey forms.
• Contacted interviewees to rectify survey issues and ask follow-up questions.

• Installed, tested and operated radio equipment, adjusting settings to achieve clearest transmission.
• Maintained accurate documentation of messages transmitted and received.
• Monitored emergency frequencies to detect distress calls and dispatch emergency response personnel or equipment.
• Identified and obtained bearings of signal sources through use of direction-finding procedures.
• Identified malfunctions or failures by routinely monitoring and analyzing equipment operations.
• Monitored emergency frequencies to detect distress calls and respond by dispatching emergency equipment.
• Repaired radio equipment as necessary using electronic testing equipment, hand tools and power tools.

• Rotated, mounted and balanced tires on cars, trucks, and vans.
• Dismounted, mounted, and repaired tires according to manufacturer specifications.
• Replaced and repaired tires using best practices for safe vehicle maintenance.
• Operated machines safely and correctly, including tire changers and wheel balancers.
• Repaired tires to avoid costly replacements by patching, plugging and replacing valves.
• Disposed of old tires correctly, meeting safety and environmental requirements.
• Inflated tires to prescribed PSI per load requirements to optimize tire safety.
• Inspected vehicle brakes, shocks and suspension systems, making repair recommendations to restore condition.
• Maintained and managed tire and hardware inventory with regular stock assessments.
• Verified vehicle safety by testing batteries, performing oil changes and inspecting fluid levels.
• Repaired punctures by locating leaks, removing embedded objects, and patching holes.
• Used shop machinery to balance tires and align vehicles for optimal performance.