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1+ years of experience working as a medical receptionist/administrative assistant in the health care field. 1+ years of experience working as a medical receptionist/administrative assistant in the health care field.
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Assist with clerical tasks such as answering phones, filing documents, and maintaining records. NOW HIRING: Central Supply/Unit Clerk for LTC. Job Summary: The Central Supply/Unit Clerk plays a critical role in ensuring the efficient operation of the long-term care facility by managing the supply inventory and providing administrative support to various departments.
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General clerical skills and familiarity with administrative tasks. Embark on a rewarding journey as a Senior Accountant and with our clients esteemed Party Rental company, based in Paterson, NJ. In this dynamic full-time position, you will spearhead the meticulous management of our clients financial records and payroll processes.
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Ability to competently and skillfully perform all clinical and clerical functions including, but not limited to: vital signs, patient interview, electronic documentation, screening tools, lab/specimen prep, point of care collection and processing, filing, processing records, answering phones, verifying insurance, scheduling appointments and processing referrals.
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Answer phones and greet clients in a personalized, friendly, and inviting manner
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Maintaining medical supplies inventory and performing preventive maintenance to keep the medical equipment operating. Advocare, LLC is a partnership of the top doctors in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including pediatricians, family practice and specialist.
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