Office Support Generalist - Administration - Brattleboro
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hcrs health care rehabilitation services of southeastern vermontBrattleboro (VT)
Office Clerks, GeneralOffice Administrative Services
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$20-$24.25 per hour
About the role
Office Generalist 3 weeks (pro-rated) paid vacation to start & excellent health/dental/vision coverage! 9 paid holidays and 1 week of personal time The pay for this position is $20-$24.25 per hour. Are you someone with an eye for detail, a passion for customer service, and a desire to make an impact in the community? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you! As an Office Generalist at HCRS, you are part of a team who is tasked with keeping the local office running effectively and efficiently. You are the bridge between clinical staff, administrative staff, and individuals receiving services and the first face that people see when they come in! This role includes customer service, and medical records. To be successful in this role, you will have: Strong customer service skills, effective communication skills and be detailed oriented. The ability to maintain compliant medical records per state and federal regulations. A conscientious work pattern which elicits the confidence of coworkers, external contacts, and individuals receiving services. Strong cooperation and collaboration skills. A high school diploma or GED. HCRS was voted one of Vermont's Best Places to work for SIX YEARS in a row! If you join our team, you will want to make it your lifetime career. Our staff is that amazing! Staff wellness, work-life balance, and providing services we are all proud of is what we are all about. Join our team today! Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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