Top Office Manager Jobs in Washington DC,

Provide administrative support to the Legal organization including DVPs, attorneys, directors, and other team members. Manage calendars, create and modify business documents, schedule travel, process expense reports, and handle department meetings and processes. Utilize advanced software skills and demonstrate excellent communication skills. Maintain confidentiality, interact with high-level executives, and assist in project management. Build strong working relationships and assist in onboarding activities for new employees.

The Lead Operations & Quality Executive will serve as the main advisor for academic centers and health systems, driving engagement and measurable improvements through analytics and service solutions. Responsibilities include creating improvement plans, collaborating with stakeholders, and ensuring alignment with strategic objectives to enhance patient care and operational performance.

The Provider Engagement Executive builds and nurtures strong relationships with healthcare providers to enhance financial and quality performance within health plans. Responsibilities include advising on clinical management, data sharing, and operational improvements, ensuring effective strategies are developed for provider and member experiences.

As CEO in Training, you will learn all aspects of the business including sales, marketing, and client success. You'll work closely with the executive team on outreach, negotiation, and strategy development. This hands-on role is designed for highly motivated individuals seeking to grow into leadership roles.

As an Operations Assistant, you will manage order fulfillment, customer relations, invoicing via QuickBooks, and provide e-commerce support while ensuring customer satisfaction and promoting brand loyalty.

The Sourcing Manager at Oura will focus on strategic sourcing, supplier negotiations, performance evaluations, and risk mitigation while collaborating with various teams. Responsibilities include developing sourcing strategies, onboarding suppliers, ensuring component availability, and maintaining detailed supplier records in a fast-paced environment.

The Receptionist assists and greets customers, answering phone calls and providing information. Responsibilities include scheduling appointments and providing clerical and data entry support, all while delivering excellent customer service.