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The Receptionist/Administrative Assistant will be responsible for providing a broad variety of administrative tasks that facilitate the Executive Vice President and senior leadership team to effectively lead the department and organization, including special projects with a high-level of confidentiality and discretion.
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Under direction of the Front Door Reception (FDR) Supervisor, with latitude to exercise independent judgment and initiative, the Front Door Receptionist is responsible for efficiently routing to the appropriate service area all individuals visiting a Family Independence Administration Model Center, including those applying for Public Assistance, Medicaid, and Food Stamps benefits, as well as those who are currently in receipt of assistance and have scheduled appointments.
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Reports To: The Receptionist will report to the Client Services Supervisor, Client Services Manager, or equivalent leadership. As an effort to be a cross-trained team player, the receptionist may be called upon to assist in other SPS service areas such as, but not limited to mail/shipping operations, hospitality and general office/facilities work based on operational needs to provide a top tier customer experience.
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As an effort to be a cross-trained team player, the receptionist may be called upon to assist in other service areas such as, but not limited to mail/shipping operations, hospitality and general office/facilities work based on operational needs to provide a top tier customer experience.
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Our client, a hedge fund located in Midtown, Manhattan, is seeking a Temporary to Permanent Receptionist/OM to join their team. Prior experience of working as a Receptionist/Front of house and Admin Support.
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The Receptionist provides exceptional service by greeting and assisting all visitors and answering inbound calls. Job Title: Receptionist. In North America, our services include Mailroom Management (both physical and digital), Office Services such as Reception, Lobby Concierge and Conference Room Management in addition to Document Processing Services utilizing leading edge technologies.
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Cafe Luxembourg is looking for a new Head Reservationist to work full time Monday through Friday.
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Calling all Sales Manager , Project Manager, Retail Sales Associate, Administrative Assistant, Cashier Sales Associate, receptionist, secretary , housekeepers, Head Cashier, Secretary, Receptionist Administrative Assistant, Front Desk Receptionist, Front Office Receptionist, Executive Secretary, Delivery Driver etc to take part in our paid surveys.
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As an Office Coordinator, you will be responsible for providing administrative support to C-Suite Executives, managing the day-to-day office activity, and performing receptionist duties. The ideal candidate for this role must have at least three years of experience as a receptionist or office coordinator.
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Centers Dialysis Care - Centers Health Dialysis is seeking an Administrative Assistant/Receptionist for our dialysis center in The Bronx NY. Come work at Centers Health Dialysis , a top-notch network of outpatient dialysis clinics located in Brooklyn, Bronx.
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Office is located directly in Midtown, NYC.
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The Office Coordinator/Front Desk Receptionist will staff our front desk area and be the first point of contact for Proud Moments ABA. Duties will include offering administrative support across the organization, welcoming guests, and greeting people who visit our office.
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The Reception Staff is responsible for greeting visitors, presenting self as professional and manages the safety and security of the building.
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Need to be updated as bills arrive and submitted monthly b) Yearly trackers accurately kept up to date a.
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Our client, a litigation consulting firm, is seeking a Temporary Administrative Receptionist to support their NYC office from 4/11-4/12 and 5/20-5/21. Our client, a litigation consulting firm, is seeking a Temporary Administrative Receptionist to support their NYC office from 4/11-4/12 and 5/20-5/21.
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