Top Entry Level Office Manager Jobs

Assist senior management by providing administrative support, maintaining office supplies, and ensuring equipment is operational. Perform tasks like typing, filing, and answering phones.

The Document Specialist is responsible for producing and proofreading documents, troubleshooting issues, supporting team workflows, and assisting with administrative tasks, ensuring high accuracy and adherence to deadlines.

The Receptionist/Administrative Assistant welcomes visitors, answers phones, manages mail, schedules appointments, and performs other administrative tasks in a temporary role.

Sanitor responsible for cleaning and sanitizing equipment and facilities, handling cleaning chemicals, and maintaining hygiene supplies. Works full-time on 3rd shift with potential overtime.

The Administrative Assistant I will handle secretarial duties, maintain project documents, and support the project team by managing communications and organizing files.

The Administrative Assistant will manage daily operations, support clinical staff, handle client inquiries, and maintain compliance in a healthcare setting.

The Assistant Studio Manager will manage studio operations, foster community, ensure exceptional customer service, handle conflicts, and support team goals.

The role involves stocking, setting up merchandise displays, providing guest service, and ensuring a welcoming environment in a retail setting.

The Office Assistant provides administrative support in the Endocrinology Department, including scheduling appointments, handling patient communication, and maintaining records.

As an Office Manager, you will oversee front office operations, manage office supplies, assist with administrative tasks, and support staff and visitors to ensure a welcoming environment.