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Answering phones, routing calls and taking messages. Opening and distributing division mail. Responsibilities include typing, proofreading, copying, filing and printing general and confidential correspondence.
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General Office Support duties including but not limited to scanning or filing of documentation and records, answering incoming calls, emails and faxes, mail distribution, invoice processing, and office supply ordering.
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Perform various administrative and operational tasks for the office including but not limited to overseeing supply inventory, IT support, mail, answering and directing phone calls from the main line, etc.
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Summarized other duties include printing, cleaning, answering phones, collecting and relaying information to appropriate areas in the practice. Collect, sort, distribute, or prepare mail, messages, or courier deliveries.
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The Administrative Assistant/Office Coordinator's responsibilities are greeting and assisting customers, vendors, and personnel; answering multi-line telephone systems, screening, and directing calls to the proper office personnel, salespeople, and filed superintendents; and sorting and distributing incoming and outgoing mail and packages.
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Provide backup support to other administrative staff as needed including answering phones, sorting and distributing mail, and preparing documents. Provide backup support to other administrative staff as needed including answering phones, sorting and distributing mail, and preparing documents.
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Performs standard office tasks, including: answering phones, directing calls, and taking messages; printing and mailing letters; ensures incoming mail is delivered daily and outgoing mail is picked-up daily; assist with the sorting, logging and delivery of incoming mail.
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Performing basic office tasks, such as filing, data entry, answering phones, processing mail, etc. Knowledge in a Buildertrend and construction (WIP) accounting a plus. Proficiency in Quickbooks Online.
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Complete local administrative tasks such as greeting guests, processing incoming and outgoing mail, answering phones, facilities management and managing office supplies as needed. Non-sales positions have the opportunity to participate in a bonus program.
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Responsible for all administrative tasks for the branch including but not limited to: answering phones, incoming/outgoing mail, processing expenses report for regional team (sales and operation), assisting with the coordination of branch location employee social events and customer events.
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Reconciliation of various reports and accounts General office duties (answering the telephone, electronic filing, checking mail, bank runs, office errands, etc.) Reconciliation of various reports and accounts General office duties (answering the telephone, electronic filing, checking mail, bank runs, office errands, etc.
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The receptionist will be responsible for answering incoming calls, directing calls to appropriate associates, mail distribution, flow of correspondence, as well as additional clerical duties Essential Functions:Answers the telephone and directs the caller to the appropriate associate.
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Coordinate with UC San Diego campus mail and deliveries. The Office Administrator serves as the first point of contact for visitors to La Jolla Playhouse, including answering the main phone line and checking general e-mails.
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Serves as backup to the Finance Department reception desk, including answering phones, distributing mail, assisting visitors and timely checking in of responses to RFP’s. Serves as backup to the Finance Department reception desk, including answering phones, distributing mail, assisting visitors, and timely checking in of responses to RFP’s.
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These duties may include answering incoming telephone calls; scheduling and authorization for appointments, surgeries, and ancillary services; patient check out and rescheduling of follow-up appointments; insurance verification functions; chart/medical records preparation; and sorting and deposition of mail and patient information.
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