Penn Medicine
Data Entry Clerk
Detroit, MI, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 2753 days ago
ResearchCritical ThinkingMicrosoft Office
About the role
- If you are meticulous, detail-oriented, and ready to put your skills to use in a fun environment full of challenges and opportunities for advancement, we want you to join our team as a data entry clerk.
- You will network with various department heads and utilize a variety of off-the-shelf and proprietary software programs.
- Join us and use your critical thinking and exceptional computer skills in an engaging, team-oriented office.
Responsibilities
- We value every employee and provide opportunities for you to innovate and implement new procedures, as well as advance your career through special assignments and promotions.
- ' Maintain detailed and accurate logs of daily work, including a list of source material, the quantitative amount of information entered, reports of any errors or inaccuracies, and recommended modifications to goals.
- You will be responsible for collecting, reviewing, and entering data from various sources to support both customers and team members in completing our company's mission.
Requirements
- ' Excellent computer skills, including accurate 10-key typing, minimum 45 wpm, and experience with Microsoft Office and Peoplesoft
- ' Ability to be proactive and work independently to meet deadlines
- ' Associate's degree or higher
Nice to have
- ' High school diploma or equivalent, plus ability to complete on-the-job training
Skills
- ' Attention to detail with multitasking and prioritization skills
Benefits
- Penn Medicine operates as a medical services company.
- The Company provides emergency medical care, medical schooling, hospitals, medical clinics, treatment facilities, primary care physicians, home medical care and hospice services.
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