Prothonotary Office Clerk 2
wayne county pennsylvaniaHonesdale (PA)
Prothonotary Office Clerk 2
Posted 3 days ago
wayne county pennsylvaniaHonesdale (PA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Clerk 2 in Prothonotary's Office Wayne County is hiring a Clerk 2 in the Prothonotary's Office. This is a full-time position with the standard county benefit package.
The Prothonotary Office handles both Civil and Criminal court filings and various other legal documentation/forms. This position requires a broad scope of job duties in a busy office setting. Candidates may apply online or send applications to Edward Sandercock, Prothonotary, 925 Court St., Honesdale, PA 18431. Any questions can be directed to esandercock@waynecountypa.gov or call 253-5970 ext. 4030.
Qualifications:
1. High school graduate or equivalency diploma; previous work experience in a law office or knowledge of legal documents/proceedings is preferred. 2. Prior Banking or Bookkeeping experience is beneficial. 3. Experience in a busy office setting including phone skills and waiting on customers/counter service. Excellent typing skills and familiarity with computer systems are needed. Must be able to multi-task and assist other co-workers with tasks as needed. 4. Must be flexible with personable demeanor. Good organizational and communication skills. Willing to be a team player.
Special Requirements:
Duties include scanning office documentation, entering data into various computer systems, and assisting in the completion of the marriage license and passport applications. Employees work closely with the Wayne County Judicial system to ensure timely accurate documentation. Attention to detail, accuracy in work product, and ability to adapt work schedule based on daily assignments is required.
Miscellaneous Information Non-exempt Position; Covered by Court Related Employees Contract. Direct Supervision by the Elected Prothonotary.
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