Central Service Technician I, PD

Central Service Technician I, PD Location: Los Angeles, CA Job #30720 Work Hours: a variable schedule including days, nights, weekdays, weekends, and holidays Employment Type: 6 – Staff- Per Diem Duration: Indefinite Salary: $26.31 – $26.31 Hourly Posted Date: June 4, 2026 Job Description In this position, you will perform duties as a Central Service Technician (CST) responsible for the distribution, replenishment, and management of medical supplies and equipment throughout the UCLA Health System. This role supports patient care operations by ensuring clinical areas maintain the necessary supplies required for safe and efficient patient services. Assignments are performed in alignment with departmental priorities and organizational goals. Primary responsibilities include maintaining appropriate inventory levels within assigned supply locations by replenishing supplies to established PAR levels, placing orders to maintain stock availability, and assessing inventory utilization and inventory turns to adjust PAR levels based on changing demand. The CST will also support inventory control efforts that promote efficiency and reduce supply shortages. Additional duties include receiving incoming shipments, verifying delivered supplies against packing slips and purchase orders, resolving discrepancies, and transporting supplies and equipment weighing up to 50 pounds to designated locations. The incumbent will restock inventory supply areas, maintain organized storage spaces, and ensure products are properly stored and rotated. The CST is responsible for completing all aspects of PAR inventory management, including restocking supply locations, managing module supply carts in assigned clinical areas, maintaining accurate inventory records, and following up on vendor direct orders to ensure timely delivery of supplies. This role also includes maintaining and updating barcode labels to support accurate inventory tracking and system alignment. The CST works closely with clinical staff and supply chain teams to respond to supply needs and ensure procedural and patient care areas remain adequately stocked to support daily operations. #J-18808-Ljbffr Veterans in Healthcare