Part Time - Data Entry Clerk / Administrative Assistant (Remote)

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About the job Part Time - Data Entry Clerk / Administrative Assistant (Remote) <br><br>We are looking for a qualified candidate to fill the position of Administrative Support III. This position provides administrative support to an integrated Adult Detox and Crisis Recovery Unit, a non-medical 14 bed facility that admits individuals 24 hours a day/7 days a week to assist them safely through the process of detoxing from alcohol or other drugs. This position works closely with the ADU/CRC staff and provides back-up support during high volume periods for phone screenings, referrals and other duties as needed. <b>This position will close August 24</b>. Job duties include the following: <ul> <li>Uses spreadsheets or databases to organize information and produce standard reports; prepares a variety of complex disbursement forms (e.g., check requests, travel forms, cash sheets, and journal entries) for routing and approval; compiles and maintains reports and financial statements; greets visitors, maintains and administers appropriate safety procedures in secured environments. </li><li>Sets up accounts; reconciles ledgers; gathers data for use by others in preparing budget; prepares a wide variety of accounting forms; reconciles daily receipts or accounts receivable/payable; identifies discrepancies and makes corrections; collects required documents; prepares expense vouchers and/or invoices. </li><li>Verifies request for goods and services against County contracts and funding sources; orders goods or services and follows-up/resolves discrepancies and ensures delivery; ensures appropriate routing and approval of purchase requests. </li><li>Establishes, modifies, and maintains a system for tracking the progress of work that is the responsibility of senior management; trains new employees; provides and explains relevant policies and procedures; composes routine correspondence on behalf of management. </li><li>Schedules and cancels appointments; maintains calendars; schedules rooms for classes, meetings, and conferences; coordinates audio visual and training equipment; types complex documents of a technical nature; proofreads for spelling and grammar; uses multiple software applications to prepare information. </li><li>Conducts tasks associated with payroll processing such as verifies timesheets, finds, researches, and provides resolution to payroll discrepancies; completes and verifies data entry; distributes paychecks; provides information and answers questions from staff regarding payroll issues; maintains attendance and leave tracking records; acts as department/agency/functional resource in data management systems, and provides training to new users; coordinates Family and Medical Leave according to policies, procedures, and guidelines. </li></ul>Job Requirements <br><br>High school diploma or equivalent and two years of administrative support experience are required. <br><br>Associate's Degree in Business Administration or related field is preferred. <br><br>Experience can substitute for education. Education can substitute for experience.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?I2vjRZFul%2fQvf%2bfnRCP%2bIwp" width="0" height="0">

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