Department Of Veterans Affairs Health Administration Work Values

Daily Duties at Department Of Veterans Affairs Health Administration:

• Provided administrative, clerical, and clinical assistance to the Section Chief of Medical Oncology • Transcribed and typed correspondence, generated statistical reports, consults, encounters, and medical papers utilizing Microsoft Office Program • Organized travel arrangements for staff, including flights and hotels, using Fed Traveler • Provided grant preparation, manuscript preparation, budgeting controls, and ordering of office supplies • Primarily responsible for coordinating activities for the Medicine Section to include meetings, conferences, and events • Responsible for inputting employee time cards • Served as primary contact for veterans and visitors, providing information and assistance and acting upon administrative matters in the veterans interest

What they like about Department Of Veterans Affairs Health Administration:

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Dallas, TX, Ft. Worth, TX, Hospital, Medical, Administration, Executive

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