
We are looking for an organized, adaptable, and solutions-focused Scheduling Assistant to join our team. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, can quickly adjust when plans change, and enjoys finding solutions to unexpected challenges. In this position, caregiver call-outs, last-minute staffing needs, and urgent schedule changes are a regular part of the day. The Scheduling Assistant must be able to think on their feet, prioritize competing needs, and communicate calmly and professionally with caregivers, clients, and families, including during difficult conversations. The right person will be proactive, dependable, and comfortable making quick decisions while knowing when to ask for support. If you are someone who stays level-headed under pressure, enjoys problem-solving, and can turn a challenging situation into a manageable one, this position may be a great fit.
The Scheduling Assistant plays a key role in maintaining consistent client care by coordinating caregiver schedules and responding to changing staffing needs. This position requires ongoing communication, quick decision-making, and the ability to manage unexpected situations without losing sight of other priorities. The Scheduling Assistant must be able to balance the immediate need to fill shifts with the importance of maintaining positive relationships with clients, families, and caregivers.
Primary responsibilities include:
Secondary responsibilities include the following:
The position may require you to:
An individual must possess the minimum education, experience, and skills necessary to perform the primary and secondary responsibilities of the position.
Additional qualifications include:
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