FL-DCF-Fort Pierce-Office of Licensing-Office Clerk
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united software groupFort Pierce (FL)
Office Clerks, GeneralOther General Government Support
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job TitleKnowledge, Skills and Abilities: Knowledge of general office procedures and practices. Knowledge of correct grammar usage. Knowledge of basic arithmetic. Ability to prepare reports and correspondence. Ability to plan, organize and coordinate work activities. Ability to develop and implement office procedures. Ability to follow instructions. Ability to review data for accuracy and completeness. Ability to perform basic arithmetical calculations. Ability to communicate effectively. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relations with others.Required/Desired Skills:Skill - Required/Desired - Amount - of ExperienceAbility to speak and understand English and communicate effectively - Required - 0Professional business office experience - Required - 2 - YearsExperience using Microsoft Office, including Outlook and Excel - Required - 2 - YearsExperience with travel management - Required - 1 - YearsExperience preparing reports and correspondence - Required - 1 - YearsExperience scheduling meeting rooms and take meeting minutes - Required - 1 - YearsExperience with answering and transferring calls - Required - 6 - MonthsExperience with FedEx - Required - 6 - MonthsExcellent organizational and time management skills - Required - 0Experience working with Work Force systems - Highly desired - 0Experience working with AHCA Clearinghouse - Highly desired - 0
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