Dayside Medical Communications Supervisor (Must have NREMT)
Dayside Medical Communications Supervisor (Must have NREMT)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Proven experience in a customer service process development role ensuring the highest level of customer service is provided (call center or healthcare environment preferred)
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Experience evaluating processes and mapping solutions to ensure the highest level of customer success.
- Ability to ensure all agents understand and comply with all call center objectives, performance standards, and policies and able to answer agent questions regarding best practices or difficult calls.
- Experience monitoring and evaluating agent performance, providing learning or coaching opportunities, and taking corrective action, if necessary.
- Able to prepare reports in Excel and analyze data to assist management as they determine call center goals.
- Experience working with other supervisors and management team members to support agents and maximize customer satisfaction.
- Outstanding organizational and multitasking abilities
- Active listener with excellent communication skills
- Sound judgment and critical thinking
- Other duties as assigned
- Qualifications and Education Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED equivalent, associate degree in business administration, statistics, or training and development preferred
- Excellent written and verbal and communication skills
- Must be available for recall in times of crisis or when needed due to staffing issues
- Two years of experience working in a call center
- Previous EMS experience, EMT or higher a requirementNREMT or MD EMT Required
- One year of supervisory experience
- Must be available for recall in times of crisis or when needed
- Ability to pass a pre-employment drug test
- Ability to pass a pre-employment background check
- Ability to speak and write English
- Knowledge of medical terminology and writing patient care reports
- Problem solving and excellent critical thinking
- Ability to remain calm under pressure
- We'd love to have you join the Butler Medical Transport team!
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