Administrative resources associate vs administrative specialist

Differences between administrative resources associate and administrative specialist duties and responsibilities

Administrative resources associate example responsibilities.

• Manage payroll and keep track of attendance.
• Support medical doctors, manage sensitive and confidential records pertaining to high risk patients with emphasis on accuracy.
• Update employee files to document personnel actions; respond to employee payroll inquires.
• Use PeopleSoft to pull and post job descriptions, and access job postings among others.
• Provide cloud base customer relationship management with Salesforce for optimization in coordination of the workforce development program and other community orient events
• Train new hires on SMS, INVISION, and EHR systems.
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Administrative specialist example responsibilities.

• Participate in committee meetings by preparing minutes and presentation summaries, planning meeting agendas, and organizing and managing meeting logistics.
• Process incoming and outgoing medical records with newly implement HIPAA requirements.
• Maintain personnel records, electronic databases, oversee and administer department SharePoint website.
• Redesign and reformat PowerPoint presentations, customize individual client presentations for specific look & feel.
• Create and successfully implement a new faculty form to collect necessary information for payroll forms.
• Conduct training of new personnel using spreadsheets & PowerPoint presentations to ensure compliance of organizational policies & procedures.
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