Clinical Operations - Administrative Assistant (72755) - Success, NY
Clinical Operations - Administrative Assistant (72755) - Success, NY
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Promptly and efficiently manages incoming phone calls by screening and/or directing incoming calls to the appropriate party
- Clerical duties including filing and maintain records
- Receives, greets, and directs guests and customers, in person or via telephone
- Manages multiple calendars; coordinates and schedules meetings and conference calls within the department, interdepartmentally, and/or with external parties
- Prepares, edits, and keeps detailed logs of correspondence, reports, contracts, presentations
- Utilizes technology, including specialized software as applicable, to maximize productivity
- Performs word processing; creates Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations; prepares reports
- Develops and maintains electronic files as necessary
- Anticipates and prepares materials needed by the team for meetings, correspondence, appointments, etc. that may include privileged and confidential information
- Prioritizes and manages multiple projects simultaneously; solicits, researches, and compiles supporting materials for projects; follows through on issues in a timely manner
- Exhibits excellent interpersonal skills; provides customer service; assists other support staff as necessary; collaborates with all levels of internal leadership, management, and staff as well as outside clients, vendors, and other external parties
- Other duties as assigned
- Education and Experience Requirements:
- Four-year degree from an accredited institution required
- Previous administrative, clerical, or secretarial experience preferred
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, and Power Point)
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