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The Site Lead is responsible for assisting with administrative duties such as, but not limited to; correspondence and memos; quality control; the recordkeeping and accuracy of training certifications, training scheduling; CPR first-aid scheduling; drug test and physical examination scheduling; payroll processing and time reporting, data entry and distribution of work schedules; other duties as requested by management.
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The selected candidate will operate a personal computer or computer terminal for processing information; typing correspondence, documents and form letters; transcribing dictation; preparing required reports; sorting and viewing mail, letters and other documents and following up as appropriate; facilitating movement of case related matters.
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Support the Dean and faculty in organizing and facilitating donor/prospect meetings, managing logistics for these meetings, and drafting briefing materials, follow-up reports, documents, and other external correspondence.
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All of our clinicians will have access to the following benefits:Training and use of our paperless billing and data collection systemFull practice management we take care of intake, staffing, billing, tracking authorizations, insurance correspondence and maintenance of your certifications, so you are able to focus on providing our children with the best services.
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Requires the ability to speak, read and comprehend instructions, short correspondence and policy documents, as well as converse comfortably with customers. Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran (M/F/D/V) Drug Free Workplace (DFW.
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These tasks include greeting clients, answering phones, taking messages, managing email and mail correspondence, and scheduling. Company DescriptionA large, family-oriented dance studio, building confidence in Union County since 2004.
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The receptionist will be responsible for answering incoming calls, directing calls to appropriate associates, mail distribution, flow of correspondence, as well as additional clerical duties. Coordinates the pick-up and delivery of express mail services (FedEx, UPS, etc.
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The MGRI position typically reports to the General Manager, Director of Operations, or an intermediate F&B Multi Unit Manager II within the assigned location. Assists the AGM/GM in managing by supervising day-to-day activities of associates within a defined individual or group of restaurants or points-of-sale.
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You will also handle phone and email inquiries related to maintenance, coordinate with vendors and contractors, draft correspondence and memos, manage office supplies, and assist with filing, scanning, and organizing documents.
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Undertake the tasks of receiving calls, take messages and routing correspondence. As the Admin Asst you will provide nearly invisible support to Management acting with little supervision, anticipating needs while managing the day-to-day workflow and prioritizing various projects, which includes scheduling, contact management, preparing materials for meetings, and participating in a wide range of special projects.
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Linguistic and arithmetic skills - 1) Ability to read and understand basic English, 2) Ability to write basic correspondence and proofread, and 3) Ability to use a calculator to perform basic arithmetic skills.
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Taking care of all correspondence including telephone calls, emails and faxes. Ability to work with lawyers, court staff, pro se litigants and defendants in a professional and courteous manner. Taking care of all correspondence including telephone calls, emails and faxes.
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Compose, prepare, and proofread correspondence, office memos, reports, and monthly newsletter, maintaining required confidentiality at all times. Make recommendations for improvements in correspondence if appropriate.
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This position is full-time, in-office, located in Edison, NJ.As an Administrative File Clerk with our Firm, your job responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:File and organize all documents, correspondence, and recordsReceive and sort packages and deliveriesSearch for information contained in files, complete and keep files current, and supply information from file data or remove files upon request.
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These tasks generally include editing and preparing documents related to foreclosure sales, maintaining electronic files, correspondence, updating client systems, fielding calls from clients, court personnel, borrowers and other outside parties.
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