Cobb County Empowerment Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind, Categories

scheduling representative-Grady opening

Posted under: Employment,Info Link Postings,Job Postings,Resource Center

Area: Central Scheduling & Referral

Cost Center: 898

Position: 7073

Hrs/Week: 40

Shifts: 8AM – 4:30 PM / M-F

Grade: 8

Apply through Grady’s website

Description: Responsible for scheduling all outpatient visits within Grady Health System. Process incoming calls, faxes and computer orders ensuring that all appointments are accurately scheduled in an efficient, customer-oriented manner. Provides excellent customer service to internal and external customers.

Education / Requirements: High School Diploma or GED required. Prior experience in appointment scheduling, patient access, billing, customer service or health care required. Typing minimum of 30 wpm, data entry, and customer service skills required.

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Paid Research Study

Posted under: Info Link Postings,Resource Center

Would you like to participate in an experiment on communication and earn $30?

We are seeking English Speakers with visual impairment for a study examining differences in communication styles of blind and sighted individuals. To participate in this study you must be at least 19 years old, English must be your native language, you must be blind from birth or lost your sight before age 5, you must have no existing cognitive or language disabilities.

Please call 404 413 6257 or email LanguageLab@gsu.edu for more information or to participate.

Thanks for your help.

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Do you want a ride?

Posted under: Info Link Postings,Mob Squad,Mobility/Transportation,Success Stories,The Hotness

Lets take a glimpse into the past. I can remember me and Georgeo traveling back and forth to the NFB office and Dialog in the Dark when mobility was new to us and the Cumberland Transfer Center was filled with buses and the drop point for a blind person just getting started with cane travel was scary at best. Often times on those cold winter days and hot summers we would be at one end of the center and the para transit bus was at the other, though we were within a short distance from each other, often times a call to dispatch was needed to inform them where we were located. Some of those days we were put down as a no show or we were late because of not having a designated stop for persons with a disability

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