Records Clerk
omni inclusiveChaska (MN)
About the role
Job TitleIn this role, you will have the opportunity to: Collecting Data: Gather various documents, such as paper batch records and prepare them for scanning by organizing and removing any staples, paper clips etc. Scanning and Digitizing Documents: Scan and upload paper documents to store them in a digital format. Verification of the scanned documents. Verify that the scanned document is legible and that the digital record matches the paper record before releasing the digital record in EDMS. Creating an Organized System: Adhere to the organized system and standard work for arranging both paper and electronic files. This ensures that documents are easily retrievable when needed. Communication: Communicate with staff members if any issues arise, update metrics, and communicate status of project. The essential requirements of the job include: High School degree (or equivalent degree) with 0-2 years' experience. It would be a plus if you also possess previous experience in: Document Management Systems.
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