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Part Time
Clinic Scheduler (Part-Time – 8 hours/week)
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MKHC is seeking a detail-oriented and organized Clinic Scheduler to support the scheduling and tracking of volunteer activities across the clinic. This role is essential in ensuring smooth coordination among providers, interpreters, administrative volunteers and volunteer coordinators. The ideal candidate will be comfortable using digital tools, collaborating with team members, and communicating effectively with diverse groups.
Key Responsibilities:
· Volunteer Scheduling:
o Coordinate weekly schedules for medical providers, interpreters, and administrative volunteers.
o Communicate schedule updates and changes promptly to all relevant parties.
· Time Tracking & Reporting:
o Record volunteer hours using Bloomerang, Excel or Google Sheets.
o Maintain accurate and up-to-date records for reporting and compliance purposes.
· Volunteer Communication & Support:
o Serve as a point of contact for volunteers regarding scheduling, attendance, eCW, Bloomerang and general inquiries.
o Assist with onboarding and orientation of new volunteers as needed.
· Administrative Support:
o Collaborate with MKHC leadership to support clinic operations and volunteer engagement.
o Perform other duties as assigned by MKHC leadership.
Qualifications:
· Strong organizational and time management skills.
· Strong computer skills, including proficiency in Excel, Google Sheets, and familiarity with Bloomerang or similar platforms.
· Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
· Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks.
· Experience in volunteer coordination or administrative support preferred.
· Bilingual (English/Spanish) is a plus but not required.
Work Schedule:
8 hours per week, with flexibility depending on clinic needs. Please send resume and interest email to Sarah Basehart sbasehart@cmrocks.org
ABOUT REACH
Building Stronger Communities Since 1967
Established in 1967 to help build community connections and give a voice to marginalized groups, Reach has worked for decades to promote equity and self-sufficiency in Rockville and throughout Montgomery County. As the needs of underserved groups have changed, Reach has expanded and adapted, growing to work in five direct service areas, which together serve approximately 3,500 individuals each year.
Why Work here
Top Reasons to Work with Us
Community Empowerment
Working at Reach empowers you to make a tangible difference in people’s lives. You’ll help provide opportunities and resources that enable individuals to achieve their full potential.
Mission-Driven Impact
As a Reach team member, your work directly supports programs for low-income seniors, immigrants, and families in crisis. You’ll be part of a mission that ensures vital services reach those who need them most.
Improved Quality of Life
Your efforts help meet essential needs, contributing to a better quality of life for underserved populations. Every role at Reach plays a part in creating lasting change.
Transparency and Accountability
Reach is committed to transparency in its operations. Staff members are part of a culture that values integrity, collaboration, and measurable impact.
Personal Fulfillment
Joining Reach means becoming part of a compassionate community. You’ll connect with like-minded colleagues who are passionate about giving back and making a difference.
Inclusivity
Reach serves a diverse community, and values inclusivity in both its programs and its workplace. You’ll help ensure individuals from all backgrounds can access the support they need.
Staff spotlight
Dany, RN at MKHC
Dany is our registered nurse, who supervises the clinical components of MKHC, including providing compassionate care, overseeing the medical assistants, optimizing patient flow, and assisting with specialty care referrals.
How long have you been a nurse?
I graduated in 2008 and have worked as a nurse for about 9 to 10 years.
Why did you decide to become a nurse?
My mom encouraged me to become a nurse. I was thinking to do something in marketing, but because all of my family is in the healthcare field – my mom, my stepdad – I’ve been around nurses and doctors my entire life.
My first day in the hospital as a student was overwhelming, but one professor really inspired me with her passion and knowledge. Her words motivated me to work hard and fully commit. Every time I went to the hospital and saw nurses in the emergency room and taking care of patients, it inspired me to be one of them.
What’s your favorite thing about being a nurse?
My favorite part of being a nurse is seeing patients recover. It’s incredibly rewarding to care for someone who is seriously ill and then watch them get better because of the care and support we provide.
Did any patients make a special impression on you?
Yes, I’ll never forget a 15-year-old patient with Down Syndrome who had serious lung issues. He was in and out of the hospital often, but his parents and our team were incredibly dedicated. The nurses went every day to his house to check on him, and we set up his house so his parents could manage the equipment. It was a true team effort that made a big impact.
What’s one fun fact about you?
One fun fact about me is that I love bonding with my son over video games—whether we’re racing through colorful tracks in Mario Kart or battling it out in Mortal Kombat, it’s our favorite way to spend time together and share some laughs because I always lose.
Testimonials
The Mansfield Kaseman Health Clinic is an example of what is possible when we commit to doing what is right, taking care of people. We gain a stronger community in the process.
Leslie Graham
Former CEO, Primary Care Coalition
The impact of LOP extends far beyond the classroom. It ripples through families, neighborhoods, and our entire community. It is a program that embodies the essence of unity and inclusivity, breaking down the barriers that separate us, and building bridges of understanding.
Keidy S.
LOP Teacher
I feel very lucky to volunteer at MKHC because of the incredible team. They have created such a supportive and understanding environment not just for myself but for every single patient that walks in.
Emily R.
MKHC Volunteer
I wanted to find a way to help people in my own community avoid evictions and potential lifelong housing instability. Fortunately, I discovered REAP, which helps individuals and families do just that.
Olivia Bobrowsky
REAP Supporter
For 14 years, we have supported Reach and are extremely pleased to witness the difference Reach's services make in our Montgomery County community. We have definitely seen improvement and happiness in the lives of those who Reach serves.
Koo & Patricia Yuen
Reach Supporters
The emergency device service, home care help, and of course the water heater [replacement] have helped me so much and improved my quality of life greatly!
Sandra G.
Senior Reach Client
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