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MedOne Surgical, based in Sarasota, is seeking an organized HR Administrator to support employees, leadership, and day-to-day HR operations. This hands-on role emphasizes accuracy, confidentiality, and a service-oriented mindset as you help manage onboarding, offboarding, records and administrative processes.
You will coordinate recruiting activities, maintain personnel files, and assist with payroll/timekeeping, benefits, and HR initiatives while contributing to special projects for a growing
Founded in 2000, MedOne designs, develops, manufactures, markets and distributes specialty microsurgical products for treating the retina. The founder-owned company is built on high-quality products delivered with outstanding customer service. MedOne products can be found in operating rooms throughout the US and worldwide. Our products are proudly manufactured in Sarasota and in compliance with all FDA, European and other global regulatory requirements.
At MedOne Surgical, you can be part of a growing, entrepreneurial company where quality, innovation, responsiveness, and customer service matter. Our team works together in Sarasota to develop and deliver specialized surgical products used by healthcare professionals around the world. If you enjoy a hands-on environment where your work is visible, your contribution matters, and you can help strengthen a growing organization, MedOne offers an opportunity to make an impact.
MedOne Surgical is seeking an organized, responsive HR Administrator to support employees, leadership, and day-to-day HR operations. This is a hands‑on role for someone who enjoys keeping details on track, helping people, and making sure important HR and administrative processes are handled accurately and professionally. The position will support onboarding and offboarding, employee records, recruiting coordination, routine HR administration, and other office needs.
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