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Basic clerical work such as, photocopying, typing, running errands, mailings as well as more complex tasks involved with the organization and facilitation of major Seminary events. He is responsible for basic clerical work such as photocopying, typing, running errands, and mailings as well as more complex tasks and assistance.
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Proven data entry, data editing, and typing skills. The Customer Service Representative is responsible for the Customer Experience in the retail showroom of the DCs, including order fulfillment activities by walk-in customers and through online orders.
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Eye Strain and Repetitive Motion: Risk from continuous screen use and repetitive tasks like typing. The role involves developing, interpreting, and implementing financial planning, analysis, and control concepts.
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Strong typing and computer skills, with experience using Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems. We are currently seeking a full-time PE/Scribe to work in Morris County for 3 to 4 days a week.
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Physical Job Requirements:Endurance (e.g. continuous typing, prolonged standing/bending, walking)Environmental Risks:SharpsLatexCombative Patients / VisitorsBlood-borne Pathogens:Exposure to infectious hazards, blood, body fluids, non-intact skin or tissue specimens.
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Possess knowledge of typing, word processing, spread sheet, and computer billing systems. The Admissions Clerk is responsible for the coordination of an effective, efficient admission process for all patients by receiving referrals, gathering and verifying pertinent information, and completing necessary procedures to schedule and admit outpatients.
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Perform administrative tasks for all groups in office including but not limited to archiving, binding, cleaning/organizing, typing, proofing and editing letters, updating and creating spreadsheets, mailing, copying, faxing, filing, invoicing, running errands, ordering/maintaining office supplies, and handling petty cash.
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Endurance (e.g. continuous typing, prolonged standing/bending, walking). We are innovating value-based care and leveraging integrated applications, population insights and staffing expertise to ensure all patients have access to high-quality, connected care services that provide better outcomes at a reduced total cost of care.
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Applicants must be a qualified typist with a minimum typing speed of 40 words per minute (based on a 5-minute sample with three or fewer errors). 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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Performs clerical duties to assist the health care team to provide patient care, which includes but is not limited to scheduling, registration of patients (check-in/out), verifying insurance eligibility, coverage and benefits, collects co-payments/coinsurance, typing, scanning, answering telephones, and other clerical tasks related to waiting room flow, patient care and department operations.
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Clerical, data entry and typing skills including filing and record keeping. Clerical, data entry and typing skills including filing and record keeping. Performs computer data entry and other record keeping tasks related to the patients' registration within the registration areas.
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Frequently (34%-66% of time) work performed requires employees to use repetitive hand motions such as typing, using a keyboard, and sitting at a desk. Employees operate office equipment including telephone - headset, computer, computer monitors, keyboard, mouse, copier, scanner, and mail machine.
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Job OverviewUnder general supervision and according to established policies and procedures, performs general secretarial duties including typing routine correspondence, memoranda, and reports. Uses general knowledge of department operations when answering routine inquiries, screening visitors, and typing correspondence, reports, or other materials.
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Must type at least 50 WPM and confirm with a typing test score. Must type at least 50 WPM and confirm with a typing test score. Coordinate meetings/company functions; company lunches, quarterly team-building events, annual holiday parties, trade shows.
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