Federal HR Administrative Assistant II (Medical)

Posted 8 days ago

atrArlington (VA)

Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive Other General Government Support

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About the role

Federal HR Administrative Assistant II (Medical)

Location: Pentagon City, VA (Arlington) Eligibility: U.S. Citizenship & ability to obtain/maintain NACI clearanceCEC is a trusted provider of human capital consulting to federal agencies, helping them solve their most complex workforce challenges. We are committed to delivering smart, responsive, and mission-focused solutions.

What You'll Do: CEC is seeking an Administrative Assistant II (Medical) to support HR operations involving medical-related documentation. This role assists with the organization, tracking, and maintenance of medically sensitive personnel records.

Key Responsibilities:

Support HR medical-related administrative processes
Track, organize, and maintain medical-related personnel documentation
Assist with coordination of medical records tied to personnel actions
Maintain logs and tracking tools for medical HR workflows
Ensure sensitive information is handled securely and accurately

Requirements:

Two years of experience in a medical-related work environment
Strong attention to detail
Proficiency in organization, communication, and time-management

Competitive benefits package Medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) with company match Paid time off (PTO) CEC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Background checks and a drug-free workplace are required.

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