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Experience ; Minimum 2 years bookkeeping, human resources, and/or office management experience. Business Office Managers are vital to our communities' success, handling both Human Resources and Financial functions.
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Proficient in MS Office products, internet and industry specific software programs for marketing, payroll and accounts payable/receivable. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor’s degree and PHR/SHRM-CP desired Two years’ experience in a similar human resources position required ATS and Payroll experience desired.
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This is an incredible opportunity for an experienced Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable and Human Resources. For us the right candidate will have expertise in AP/AR/Billing and payroll and in addition to the day to day operations of the business office will also have the skills and experience in Human Resources to on board new associates, administer benefits, orientation and understanding and upholding employee law.
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Watermark Retirement Communities is one of the Top 25 Best Workplaces in Senior Housing for Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing and Home Healthcare. 2-4 years' experience in a financial role in a Senior Housing Setting preferred.
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The Business Office Manager touches many function of the business and will oversee business administration, accounts payable/receivable, human resources, payroll and other system related business processes.
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The Business Office Manager touches many functions of the business and will oversee business administration, accounts payable/receivable, human resources, payroll and other system related business processes.
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Perform, administer, and oversee the activities of the accounting functions including but not limited to the daily deposit, daily census, accounts receivable/collections, accounts payable, and management reports.
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Hammond Square, a leading provider of independent senior living and assisted living, is seeking a Business Office Manager to join its rapidly growing team. Associate/Bachelor's degree preferred, or proven history as a Business Office Manager.
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Highlands Square a leading provider of independent senior living and assisted living, is seeking a Business Office Manager to join its rapidly growing team. Business computer applications, including Microsoft Office(Outlook, Word, Excel) as well as the ability to learn new computer applications.
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In this role as a Business Office Manager, you will work closely with the Executive Director to create an efficient operation by assisting with the recruitment and selection of associates, maintaining accounts receivable and billing operations, processing purchase orders, setting up and maintaining all vendor files and communications, and providing support to each department in meeting their operating budget goals for the year.
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