Circulator vs marketing specialist

Differences between circulator and marketing specialist duties and responsibilities

Circulator example responsibilities.

• Achieve departmental goals and objectives by instituting SGNA standards and processes for inpatient and outpatient care.
• Transport patient to PACU and reports off to recovery nurse.
• Implement, write, and enforce department policies in accordance with AORN standards.
• Circulate all specialties to include ENT, cataracts, spine, total knees, orthopedics, plastics and general
• Complete initial assessment of the patients including vital signs and gathering pertinent information.
• Administer medications, position patients, prep patients, provide patient advocacy, and monitor sterility in the operating room.
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Marketing specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage company twitter feed, posting new requisitions and articles of interest.
• Generate leads, create property postings, social media (Instagram, Facebook, etc . )
• Manage PPC campaigns, including SEM budgeting, writing ad copy, keyword selection (incl.
• Manage end-to- end process for the brand brochure including creative brief development, copywriting, proofreading and executive approvals.
• Manage LinkedIn client group by promoting conversations, approving user requests to join and posting company updates and relevant content.
• Accomplish in presentation, negotiation, and closing with demonstrate talent for establishing positive rapport and instilling client confidence and loyalty.
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