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Chester County of Pennsylvania
Data Entry Clerk
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What they do
A Data Entry Clerk types or scans information into a computer to create databases, programs or summary data reports. Transcribes handwritten information from order forms, receipts or other documents to type into a computerized record, or enters data for medical records, or enters data in code to update company websites.
$43,122 / year median in Pennsylvania
-37% projected decline
Job Description
Summary The SSS IV provides intermediate administrative support and clerical duties within their respective department. This person must have strong organization, computer and typing skills. Following is a composite of essential duties, tasks and accountabilities; however, there are additional duties specific to each department. Essential Duties Essential duties, tasks and accountabilities will vary by department and may include the following: Receptionist/customer service duties (answer phones, make outgoing calls, direct calls, greet visitors). Typing and data entry (prepare and distribute lists, transcription, maintain statistical data, proofreading). Clerical duties (fax, copy, print, etc.). Maintain databases, logs and spreadsheets. Sort and distribute incoming mail. Maintain and order supplies. Filing and indexing (locate and pull files, re-file, update and maintain records). Perform special projects as assigned (e.g., research, training, run errands, etc.). Perform other duties, tasks and office functions, as required (e.g., attend meetings, facilitate meetings, etc.). Qualifications/Preferred Skills, Knowledge & Experience High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED). Minimum of one year of general office experience. Intermediate skills in using a personal computer and various software packages Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Strong typing skills (minimum of 50 wpm). Ability to use office machines (fax, copier, calculator, etc.). Strong interpersonal skills. Strong grammar and spelling skills. Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals. Ability to work as part of a team. Ability to interface effectively with all levels of county management.