A home care scheduler must manage and coordinate patient visits, matching the schedule with staff availability and suitability. Your responsibilities in this career may also include handling the concerns of clients and responding to calls. You act as the point-of-contact between caregivers and families, making outstanding interpersonal skills imperative. You may also monitor and document care issues. Many employers use electronic health record data, so you should have experience with these programs. You should also show proficiency in business applications, such as Microsoft Excel and Word. Work as a home care scheduler is usually full-time, and you may have on-call hours as well.