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Performs clerical duties efficiently and accurately (See Unit Secretary Job Description) The Telemetry/Monitor Technician is responsible for accurate record keeping, observation of monitors and prompt reporting of cardiac rhythm changes.
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Start as an Apprentice Jeweler completing administrative/clerical tasks and polishing jewelry, and work toward becoming a Bench Jeweler. We are also looking for candidates with knowledge of stone setting, sizing, polishing and jewelry repair.
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Under the direction of a Supervisor, the Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS) utilizes professional knowledge, skills and judgment to perform a variety of technical, clerical, physical and quality assurance functions.
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The management team has 20 years of experience in workforce solutions and staffing in medical and non-medical fields, roles ranging from Clerical job to Cardiologist to software developer to CEO.
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The Unit Secretary/Monitor Tech provides clerical assistance to the Nursing Unit. This position transcribes doctors’ orders, maintains patient charts, receives documents and follows-through with phone orders, provides general clerical support (filing, faxing, copying, sorting mail, ordering supplies, placing maintenance orders), and maintains unit statistics.
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Equivalent to two years of general office, clerical, or financial record-keeping experience; Excellent reading, writing and verbal communications skills; Use Microsoft Word and Excel, Transact, and PeopleSoft Financials and Student Administration knowledge desired.
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Uses computer and clerical supplies, meters, gauges, measuring devices, mechanic's tools, measuring devices, hoists, climbing equipment, drafting tools, various other hand and power tools, etc.
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These roles will include clerical positions such as Service Shop Clerks, Quality Assurance Clerks, Administration Assistant and Human Resources clerks etc. Provides clerical/administrative support through generating and maintaining forms, reports, and logs via computerized management software; performing weekly inventory; tracking financial transactions; communicating with suppliers regarding equipment warranties.
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Operates a vehicle, various rides and related mechanical/pneumatic/hydraulic/electrical control systems, overhead crane, forklift, man lift, hydraulic press, air compressor, diagnostic equipment, welding equipment, generators, steam cleaners, sand blaster, and a variety of equipment such as a computer, copier, fax machine, calculator, telephone, two way radio, camera.
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The front desk receptionist is responsible for providing secretarial, clerical and administrative support in order to ensure that school services are provided in an effective and efficient manner.
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Perform general clerical, record keeping, file maintenance, typing and data processing duties. Experience performing clerical support in a public library. This includes Central Library, six branch libraries, the self-service branch at ARTIC Transportation Center, the Anaheim Heritage Center which houses our local history collections, the Mobile Library that serves the Community Development Block Grant neighborhoods in the city, and STEAM Adventures: Explorations on Wheels which serves the science technology, engineering, the arts, and math (STEAM) needs of the Anaheim community.
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Provide accounting and clerical support to including general bookkeeping, collections, invoice processing, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, customer service, and general office administration.
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Under direct supervision, Provides patient/visitor reception; check in and out; cash handling appointment scheduling; and other Occupational Health Services duties clerical duties as directed. Minimum of one (1) year relevant clerical and customer service experience in Workers Compensation.
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The Scan Center Document Prep Clerk performs fast paced, clerical work (similar to product and manufacturing environments) preparing documents and records for scanning. The Scan Center Document Prep Clerk performs fast paced, clerical work (similar to product and manufacturing environments) preparing documents and records for scanning.
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Functions in multiple roles on the designated unit to provide clerical, secretarial and house keeping support. Required: Clinical work experience in a healthcare environment or completion of CNA training or EMT training or Medical Assistant training or student nurse who has completed at least one (1) quarter or semester of clinical experience.
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