Client Care Coordinator - $30/hr

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veterans sourcing groupOrlando (FL)

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$30.00 per hour

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Client Care CoordinatorClient Care Coordinator Orlando, FL 32801 - onsitePay Rate: $30.00 Per Hour Assignment Duration: 4 months with possible conversionHours: 8-5 M-F (flexible hours) Day-to-Day Task: Administrative Support - General administrative tasks and office support - Document editing, printing, and handling paperwork - Managing Outlook and Word for communication and documentation Design & Creative Tasks - Experience with Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop) - Working with provided design templates - Supporting graphic and layout needs for internal/external materials Event & Broker Support - Assisting with planning events involving brokers and photography sessions - Coordinating with multiple brokers and stakeholders - Organizing desk/workspace and ensuring smooth office operations Visitor & Client Care - Assisting visitors with sign-in and paperwork - Answering general inquiries and providing client-facing support Must Have Skills: Strong organizational skills Experience working in an office environment Ability to multitask across administrative and creative responsibilities Software skills: Knowledgeable in Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop) Basic computer functions Knowledgeable in Microsoft (Word, Excel, PPT) Outlook, email management Years of Experience: 35 years of relevant experience on Client Care Coordinator, Admin Education: Bachelor's degree preferred, but equivalent professional experience will be considered Interview process: 2 rounds of interview (virtual)
Summary: As a Client Care Coordinator, you will be responsible for delivering client requirements by collaborating with multiple internal teams. You will help with all necessary administrative duties while also using some creativity to create and implement team marketing deliverables.

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