Administrative Assistant Careers

The career I chose, is an Administrative Services Manager. This career involves a person who plans, directs or coordinates an organization’s support services. Such as recordkeeping, mail distribution, telephone and reception staff along with other office support services. I may also be in charge of overseeing the facilities, the planning and maintenance and custodial operations. This career is part of the business management administration. I plan to achieve this goal, in about 5-10 years, After I get my bachelor’s degree. I plan to live in Georgia or North Carolina, have a nice sized house, be married and have few children when I am financially stable enough to support a family. I have chosen this job because it has everything that I want

Administrative assistants must be able to handle challenging situations and many details at once. The assistants are what keeps an office running while supporting the efforts of a business owner executive, manager, or professional group. Their main responsibility is to keep their place of employment running smoothly, thus all of their duties relate back to the operational proceedings of an office. These duties may include scheduling meetings, answering phones, managing databases, disseminating information (through email and internal memos), creating spreadsheets, generating reports, ordering equipment, and working with clients or customers. People who demonstrate these skills in this field can advance to higher

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I am most interested in working for the Dr. Peter AIDS foundation as an administrative assistant. I am interested in obtaining a full time and permanent position, where I can use my strong communication and organization skills. I would also love to work for an organization that fits well with my interests and with my love for helping others. I believe the AIDS foundation would be a good fit.

I am writing to express my strong interest the open administrative assistant position at El Centro de las Familias. I am a highly capable and experienced, managing an office with a staff of 16 while office manager, Vice-President and President of student government at the Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver) over the last 2 years. In addition to my administrative skills and, I offer significant abilities and experience in Spanish language translation and interpreting, HIPAA compliance, Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems including Avatar, confidential and effective record-keeping as well as general organizing, prioritizing, and detailed preparation of reports and projects. My ability to get along well with others, to make

In the field of Medical Administrative Assistant, there is a multitude of career choices to branch off into. Of these many fields, the three that I choose to discuss are Medical Billing, Medical Coding and Medical Assistant. All three careers are of high demand in the medical industry and each requires the need of basic classes, with a couple of varied courses, depending on the field. Basic requirements for all include a high school diploma or GED. Most require an Associates degree, consisting of specific major courses and general liberal arts courses. Additionally, these professions can continue to advance their careers by obtaining a higher degree or attaining alternate types of specific

• Prepare itineraries for meetings and schedule and coordinate meetings, appointments and travel arrangements for office executives

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I watched an informative video about Medical Administrative Assistant by Coleen Zeigler. The video covered the different duties that they perform. It covered some of the main points about the different expectations, about the education level and the work environment. Some of the things that the video mentioned was being able to keep everything organized and having management skills in order to keep everything accurate. Having people skills and working in a team is important because most of the time Medical Administrative Assistants have to communicate with the patients and the staff. These are only some of the most essential skills that are required to be successful at this job

As an Administrative Assistant in the medical field, you’re able to select from a variety of settings to work in. I chose to compare and contrast just two of them. Through this essay, I will explain the differences between working in a doctor’s office and working in a hospital as an Administrative Assistant. Although, there are differences between the two, they both share one thing in common — helping people.

My past personal and professional experience makes me a quality candidate for the Instructional Assistant position for which I am applying. Throughout the five years that I worked in District 57, I interacted with teachers, students and other district personnel on a daily basis. As part of my FOSS duties, I frequently collaborated with teachers to determine their needs for science materials and/or assistance.

If we used a term from the past, such as secretary, would your description change?

I hope you will consider me for the departmental assistant position advertised on Indeed.com. As a highly competent Administrative Assistant with a bachelor degree in Office Administration, I would bring a resourceful, flexible, and hardworking attitude to this role.

An Administrative Assistant can be categorized into two types: One that may work in an educative environment or one that may work for a business in an office.