Jonathan Nodine

Performs daily inspections of buildings, structures, and fire systems that are under construction to ensure compliance with Spartanburg County’s adopted building codes and ordinances for the promotion of public safety and welfare. Inspects existing buildings and premises for change of use, occupancy or compliance with applicable codes and ordinances to ensure structures are safe. Prepares and maintains inspection files and records. Communicates both written and verbally with contractors, fire officials, and homeowners concerning code and County ordinance related issues. Interacts and communicates with other Departments within Spartanburg County. Have the ability to use independent judgement as needed in performing routine and non-routine task. Interact and respond to inquiries from the public, fire officials, and contractors regarding codes and other issues with projects at the job sites, over the phone, by e-mail and in the office. Reads and reviews plans as needed for code compliance. Interpret and keep up to date with County ordinances, laws, codes and regulations pertaining to construction, fire, and mobile homes. Participate in professional/public meetings and training as required. Support the relationship between Spartanburg County and the community by demonstrating courteous and cooperative behavior when interacting with visitors, contractors, the public and other County Departments. Performs related task as required.

Investigates violent or suspicious deaths to determine cause and manner of death using medical
techniques in accordance with the laws of South Carolina;
• Gathers and secures evidence, utilizing various instruments and tools in procuring evidence;
• Determines types of evidence and correct manner of preservation;
• Interviews victims, witnesses and suspects;
• Maintains records and files and prepares written reports documenting each investigation;
• Travels to and takes charge of the scene of death, securing the area, collecting evidence, making
photos and sketches, identifying person(s), etc.;
• Determines individual at fault in automobile accidents;
• Orders autopsies and specimens drawn;
• Represents the Coroner’s office professionally in the absence of the Coroner, appears in Court as
required;
• Responsible for notifying next of kin, obtaining legal information from same and providing details of
accident; informs family of autopsy findings;
• Performs related tasks as required.

Performs vital signs, height and weight measurements, intake and output tracking, and basic nursing skills (including phlebotomy and non-sterile heat/cold therapy)

• Collected specimens and prepared samples for laboratory processing.
• Supported safe mobility using gait belts, wheelchairs, and transfer equipment.
• Documented intake, output, observations, and care activities in patient records.
• Maintained infection control standards while cleaning rooms and sanitizing equipment.
• Prepared patient rooms with supplies, linens, and medical equipment for care delivery.
• Maintained a clean and organized work environment, contributing to overall safety and hygiene standards.
• Monitored vital signs and reported any abnormalities to nursing staff, promoting prompt medical intervention when necessary.
• Performed blood draws and other diagnostic tests accurately, facilitating swift analysis and treatment decisions.
• Responded rapidly during emergency situations, effectively following established protocols in collaboration with the healthcare team.
• Supported physical therapy sessions by assisting patients with exercises under the guidance of licensed therapists.
• Improved patient satisfaction by addressing concerns and answering questions in a timely manner.
• Provided emotional support to patients and their families, fostering a positive healing environment.
• Enhanced patient comfort by providing attentive and compassionate care.
• Participated in ongoing training sessions to stay updated on latest best practices in patient care techniques.