Office Manager

Delaware, County of (OH); Delaware (OH); Presencial; USD 35.000 - 55.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Delaware County Veterans Services is seeking a detail‑oriented administrative professional to support daily operations, payroll, and coordination of Veteran Service Officers. The role requires a high school diploma and notary license (or ability to obtain within six months).

A valid Ohio driver’s license is needed for transportation coordination and outreach activities. The position supports office operations, maintains documents, and interfaces with veterans and their families.

Formación

• Requires notary license or ability to obtain within six months.
• Experience with payroll processing and budget tracking preferred.
• Strong typing, word processing, and basic office software skills.

Responsabilidades

• Coordinate daily administrative and operational functions of the Veteran Services office.
• Perform payroll processing and prepare financial records and reports.
• Prepare documents, maintain files, and handle correspondence.
• Manage office purchasing, bills, and budget tracking under the Director's direction.
• Coordinate assignments and workloads for Veteran Service Officers and transportation logistics.
• Greet clients, answer questions about benefits, claims, and transportation.
• Maintain appointment calendars and assist with outreach activities.
• Respond to inquiries from the public, including individuals with disabilities.

Educación

High School diploma or equivalent

Notary license within 6 months

Descripción del empleo

Individual is responsible for coordinating and supporting the daily administrative and operational functions of the Veteran Services office to promote efficient operations and effective service delivery to veterans and their families. Responsibilities include administrative and fiscal support, payroll processing, coordination of Veteran Service Officer assignments and workloads, and backup transportation coordination. The individual works closely with departmental staff and leadership to support office operations and reports to the Director and Deputy Director.

• Honorably discharged veteran of the United States military.

• High School diploma or equivalent and four years of related work experience required.

• Individual shall be a licensed notary public or obtain the license within six (6) months of employment.

• Must possess a valid Ohio Driver’s License and acceptable driving record.

• Must meet and maintain qualifications for driving on county business as a continued condition of employment.

• All licenses and certifications must be maintained as continued condition of employment.

• Receives and greets clients and visitors, answers basic questions on office functions such as benefits, claims, financial assistance, resource connection, outreach, education benefits, and transportation;

• Receives, prepares, files and maintains documents, records, and correspondence;

• Performs accurate typing, word processing, and related computer operations;

• Devises correspondence, completes forms and develops reports;

• Enters and processes employee payroll;

• Creates purchase orders, manages office purchasing cards, pays bills, and tracks the budget under direction of the Director;

• Coordinates service officer assignments by monitoring workload distribution via office software and logs entries;

• Demonstrates regular and predictable attendance;

• Attends various training sessions, video conferences, and workshops;

• Works overtime and outside of typical work schedule/business hours as required;

• Orders, maintains, and distributes office supplies;

• Provides transportation coordination support when the Transportation Officer is absent by receiving calls, interacting with clients, scheduling rides, scheduling drivers, and maintaining transportation records;

• Assists other departmental staff in various projects and functions such as outreach and collaboration of outside organizations;

• Receives customer complaints and directs to the appropriate personnel;

• Handles general public inquiries to include people with disabilities and people who may be upset, difficult and/or ill, to include service animals;

• Operates County vehicles to perform assigned departmental duties, including travel to work locations, meetings, training sessions, and other authorized destinations, in accordance with applicable safety requirements and County policies;

• Maintains appointment calendars as requested; and

• Other duties as assigned.