Hybrid Data Entry & Records Processor

WCB-Alberta; Edmonton; In loco; CAD 42.000 - 51.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Hybrid work opportunities

Benefits package

Descrizione del lavoro

WCB Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta is seeking a Customer Records Processor for a temporary long-term, full-time role. We value service, care and fairness and focus on a safer, healthier Alberta by putting people first.

You will review and process documents, input data into our systems, and batch and archive records for claims and employer files. Applicants must reside in Alberta, pass speed tests (30 WPM), and may work in a hybrid arrangement during the six-month term.

Competenze

• A high school diploma and experience related to data verification and processing (data entry).
• Records management courses are considered an asset.
• Basic knowledge of medical anatomy and terminology is an asset.
• Previous office experience, data entry, and information management is an asset.
• Computer skills are essential with accurate alphanumeric keyboarding.
• Reliability, time management, attention to detail, customer service and teamwork are integral to this position.

Mansioni

• Review and process documents and emails to claims and/or employer account files.
• Input information into WCB computer systems.
• Prepare and process batches by date, time, and priority of form type.
• Catalogue batches for archiving and retrieval.

Conoscenze

Data entry

Data verification

Records management

Customer service

Teamwork

Formazione

High School Diploma

Descrizione del lavoro

WCB Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta is seeking a Customer Records Processor for a temporary long-term, full-time role. We value service, care and fairness and focus on a safer, healthier Alberta by putting people first.

You will review and process documents, input data into our systems, and batch and archive records for claims and employer files. Applicants must reside in Alberta, pass speed tests (30 WPM), and may work in a hybrid arrangement during the six-month term.