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Job Segment: Accounts Receivable, Data Entry, Infection Control, Patient Care, Inspector, Finance, Healthcare, Administrative, Quality. Position Summary As the Accounts Receivable Coordinator you will be responsible for performing all accounts receivable transactions and functions including invoicing, cash receipt and application, and AR sub-ledger account maintenance.
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Meet with executives at Corporate headquarters to negotiate compliance-oriented agreements with key Corporate Accounts in order to develop long term relationships and maintain a favorable image of STERIS Corporation as a Customer-focused leader in infection prevention and surgical support systems.
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Reporting to the Accounts Receivable Supervisor, the Accounts Receivable Specialist is responsible for the analyzing of credit risk, development and execution of policies and procedures for valuations of credit for third-party customers both domestic and international; Perform credit and collection activities and provide a high level of professionalism when working with our internal and external customers for Process Technology.
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