3 jobs found in Tavernier, FL

Job Description Employment for this position is contingent upon successful completion of background screening through the Florida Care Provider Background Screening Clearinghouse. Applicants may review important information about the screening process at: https://info.flclearinghouse.com Required: Valid Registered Nurse licensure issued by the Florida Department of Health

Job Description Location: Plantation Key School Position: Administration Assistant I The essential functions of the positions within the organization; is to perform routine clerical work, to maintain accurate and up-to-date student attendance records, to perform secretarial, bookkeeping and clerical work, preparing correspondence, copying and filing documents, in support of efficient and effective school office operations. The position is responsible for greeting and assisting school visitors and students, answering the telephone, maintaining records, entering computer data, ordering food and supplies, preparing work orders for maintenance needs, assisting with employee benefits administration, assisting with the processing employment applications, processing student registrations, coordinating meetings and appointments, providing assistance to supervisor and co-workers, providing professional and courteous customer service at all times, and performing related work as...

Job Description A high school attendance clerk plays a key role in keeping accurate records and supporting both students and staff. Their responsibilities are a mix of administrative work, communication, and compliance with school policies. Here's what the job typically involves: Daily attendance tracking They record student attendance each day, making sure absences, tardies, and early dismissals are entered correctly into the school's system. This often includes verifying notes or excuses from parents or guardians. Monitoring and reporting Attendance clerks keep an eye on patterns like frequent absences or truancy. They generate reports for administrators, counselors, or district offices and may flag students who need intervention. Communication with families They contact parents or guardians when students are absent without notice, confirm reasons for absences, and sometimes send automated or manual notifications about attendance issues. Maintaining records They...