Central Data Management Lead
$17.25 per hour
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$17.25 per hour
About the role
- Reviews paperwork and confirms that all information is clear, complete and accurate
- Maximizes office productivity through proficient use of appropriate software applications
- Maintain accurate records of 222 forms and purchase orders
- Reviews records to ensure completeness, accuracy, and timeliness; prepares activity reports for the guidance of management
- Coordinates administrative activities within all departments, develops and fosters relationships with outside vendors. Prepares and coordinates visits to the Memphis site
- Process receipts and releases in the business system and updates the appropriate logs
- Create reports for receipt verifications and check stocks
- Maintain adequate stock of office supplies
- Process Inventory adjustments
- Answer and directs calls from clients
- Greeting guest ad providing access to the building
- Completion of import/export forms for clients
- Adhere to all formal standard operating procedures that related to operations
- Ensure timely release of client orders
- Understand the receipt processUnderstand the controlled substance processUnderstand the OS&D and Call Tag Process
- Provide monthly inventory information to the appropriate areas
- Completion of both inbound and outbound DEA Forms 222 Ability to formulate emails to DLSS staff as a means of communication
- Support projects as assigned
- Perform all tasks assigned by Supervisor or Manager
- Ability to review paperwork and confirm the clarity, completion and accuracy of all documents
- Company benefits and perks include:
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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