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Administrative Coordinator. Multitasking and prioritizing tasks to meet deadlines. Greets visitors, answers and screens calls, provides information and referrals, and schedules appointments. Receives, sorts, and
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results -Constructs, modifies, adapts, assembles, and operates scientific and laboratory apparatus and equipment -Uses computer equipment for controlling equipment and compiling data -Makes and records
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, including reviewing business documents and assisting in developing, monitoring, and reporting accounts and budget data. Responsibilities Serves as 4HOnline accounts receivable records management coordinator
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conditions,or contacts made for purposes of exchanging factual information. Prepares management information system (MIS) documents weekly or as required. Documents must be prepared accurately and submitted
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Type Staff Job Description Assist with processing and archiving of samples for analysis. Assist with data collection and curation. Other duties as needed. Required Education and Experience: PhD in
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leadership development opportunities. Assists in program evaluation, including reports, sign-in sheets, surveys, record-keeping activities and other data collection activities. Qualifications Currently
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, outreach, and planning support for communities across Texas, focusing on collaborative and holistic approaches to reduce risks from floods and other hazards. Through data-driven methodologies and innovative
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supervision, provides support for the laboratory data assembly, development of customer statements and assisting clientele with routine questions. This position involves a blend of office (75+%) and laboratory
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. Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: - Ability to multitask and work cooperatively with others. - Advanced computer skills (word processing, spreadsheets, presentation software) - Excellent verbal and
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geographic area. Inspects and surveys livestock and poultry facilities located on ranches, farms, auction markets, etc., for possible wild vertebrate disease vectors. Enters data into established database