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ABI Document Support Services Launches Major Talent Recruitment Effort

By Chester Wallace, Community Writer
February 22, 2017 at 03:36pm. Views: 172

LOMA LINDA>> Emphasizing its rapid growth and expansion in all the regional markets it serves, ABI Document Support Services announced the launch of a major talent recruitment program to add depth to its existing workforce. According to ABI Director of Human Resources Steve Pylman, the program’s first initiative of the 2017 program includes the hire of up to 50 new employees across all offices throughout the United States – with that number expected to grow up to 150 new employees throughout the year. "ABI Document Support Services is launching a series of employee recruitment initiatives throughout the year to meet the demands created by our accelerating rate of growth,” Pylman said. “In 2016, ABI processed over half a million orders for more than 10,377 ordering clients. That number is growing exponentially, and we look forward to expanding our talented team of professionals to support our clients.” “Our record management tools for placing orders, tracking real-time order status, viewing records, and analyzing records have been an enormous success in the legal and insurance communities, creating the opportunity for us to grow at our fastest pace on record,” Pylman continued. During its first recruitment initiative of 2017, ABI is actively seeking to fill positions for order entry, callers and schedulers, document reviewers, field representatives and more in Loma Linda, California; Los Angeles, California and other states. “We’re looking for talented professionals who want to become the next generation of stars in this industry,” Pylman emphasized. “If you think you’ve got what it takes to be an ABI Document Support Services star, we want to hear from you.” Candidates interested in becoming part of the ABI Document Support Services team should email their resume to human_resources@abidss.com or visit our website https://www.abidss.com/careers/.

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