Drywall application supervisor vs application processor

Differences between drywall application supervisor and application processor duties and responsibilities

Drywall application supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage annual SOX audits, internal audits, and create process maps for all key controls.
• Manage lockbox and accounts receivable; prepare and verify bank reconciliations.
• Manage multiple imaging-relate projects across both radiology and cardiology service lines, both inpatient and outpatient, to completion.
• Process daily cash receipts from multiple sources including credit cards, lockboxes, ACH transactions and wire transfers.
• Facilitate full-cycle testing, debugging, and system troubleshooting.
• Maintain, support and develop InfoPath and SharePoint forms and process.
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Application processor example responsibilities.

• Manage a monthly pipeline averaging 100 files from origination to funding per month as a Jr. processor.
• Execute the origination process, including ordering credit reports, appraisals and preliminary title reports.
• Work in mailroom sorting mail by zip codes.
• Maintain A/P, A/R, and report payroll.
• Participate in specialty functions of all aspects of the mailroom.
• Utilize PeopleSoft and OnBase programs to classify and index data.
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