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Prepares and types a variety of correspondence, reports, forms, requisitions, requests for personnel actions and legal documents using an electronic typewriter, word processor, or personal computer.
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Provide administrative support to the Branch Chief, Deputy Branch Chief and Clinical and Scientific Manager during execution of day-to-day functions, planning and implementation of projects, including setting priorities, managing assigned tasks, monitoring project status, reviewing deliverables, and providing status updates.
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Temporary Assignment (No Benefit) - Secretary - International Admissions & Enrollment , 5 hours, Ad close 08/02/24. After familiarization with the work, terminology and procedures, employees exercise initiative by performing and following through independently on a variety of matters requiring an understanding of the unit programs and related organizational units and functions of MCPS. Positions require good office clerical skills.
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