Joint Commission ยท 2 days ago
Sr Administrative Assistant
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Health Care
Insider Connection @Joint Commission
Responsibilities
Types materials, including letters, memos, papers, speeches, proposals, outlines and forms. Transcribes correspondence as dictated. Maintains files as required.
Receives, opens, and reviews all incoming mail. Determines whether certain pieces should be forwarded to other departments and forwards as appropriate. Sends out mail, requesting special handling or services as needed, such as express or special delivery.
Answers all incoming calls. Forwards call to appropriate person/department; takes messages; and assists callers whenever possible.
Schedules meetings, appointments and speaking engagements as directed. Books meeting rooms and makes other arrangements as needed, such as meal or beverage service. Confirms attendance for meetings.
Makes travel arrangements as directed. Outlines travel constraints and schedule requirements. Verifies arrangements upon completion.
Maintains all files, including correspondence, reports, expenses, proposals, and miscellaneous items. Maintains confidentiality of records.
Ensures that the offices area always has adequate supplies.
Performs a variety of duties specific to assigned department, such as preparation of accreditation materials or financial statements, preparation of special reports and collection and organization of materials needed for department staff members.
Complete special projects as assigned
Qualification
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Required
High school diploma or GED
2-4 years of administrative experience
Proficient with Microsoft products (i.e., Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe, etc.)
Company
Joint Commission
The Joint Commission evaluates and accredits more than 20,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States.