
Posting number: 202600100
Department: Nursing Home
Job classification: Receptionist
Posting type: Open
Categories: Administration, Customer Service
THIS POSITION IS PART-TIME AND IS PART OF THE STATE CIVIL SERVICE HELP PROGRAM WHICH DOES NOT REQUIRE A WRITTEN EXAMINATION AT THIS TIME.
This is clerical work requiring knowledge of specific office functions and staff where the position is assigned and involving coordination of the prompt meeting of visitors or clients with staff members who are best able to meet their needs. Additionally, employees in this class perform related clerical tasks such as screening telephone calls, taking messages, making extension connections, pulling appropriate files, filing and maintaining lists of names and addresses of persons who have passed through the reception area on a particular day and typing various documents, letters, memoranda and other material. The work is performed under general supervision of a higher ranking employee in the department. Supervision over the work of others is not a responsibility of employees in this class. The incumbent does related office work as required.
Working knowledge of office terminology, procedures and equipment; ability to greet visitors in a pleasing manner and provide requested information; ability to refer visitors to appropriate staff member after ascertaining their needs; ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions; ability to type accurately at an acceptable rate of speed whether on a typewriter or personal computer; ability to deal courteously and effectively with the public, both in person and on the telephone; ability to operate simple office and calculating equipment; ability to write legibly; clerical aptitude; physical condition commensurate with the demands of the position.

The Wayne County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) primary goal is to attract, retain and assist the growth/expansion of base business within Wayne County.
Strategically located in New York's Finger Lakes Region, halfway between Rochester and Syracuse, Wayne County is home to nearly 50,000 workers in key industries including photonics and optics, agriculture, and advanced manufacturing.
Known for its rural charm, vast apple orchards, numerous wineries and cideries and over 35 miles of Lake Ontario shoreline, The County is still only a 30-minute drive in either direction, east or west, to two major metro areas.