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Access Sciences Corporation seeks an Onsite Records Technician in Shreveport, LA for a 9‑month contract. You will manage document processing, ensure data accuracy, and support transitioning records from physical to electronic formats. You’ll perform quality checks, indexing, and assist with offsite storage preparations.
The role requires a high school diploma, at least 1 year of experience, and strong MS Office skills. Experience with document capture systems (Kofax/DataCap) is a plus.
Access Sciences Corporation is an employee‑owned, nationwide professional services firm specializing in information management and technology consulting.
Position Title: Records Technician
Looking for an exhilarating opportunity to showcase your organizational skills and attention to detail? As an Onsite Records Technician in Shreveport, LA, you will be at the heart of our operations, ensuring all client documents are accurately processed and stored. You can embark on a fulfilling journey in the world of information management. Join our dynamic team at Access Sciences and be part of a company that values smart solutions, customer‑centricity, excellence, and integrity.
This position would be a 9 month contract role in Shreveport (71101).
If you have experience with document control, as a paralegal or with legal compliance, we want to hear from you! A mid‑way project bonus and a completion bonus await the right candidate.
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Education: High School Diploma or equivalent
As a Records Technician at Access Sciences, you will be diving into a world of document management like never before. From preparing documents for scanning to conducting quality control checks and maintaining scanning equipment, you’ll be instrumental in ensuring the smooth transition of physical records to electronic formats. Your role will involve indexing data, converting documents for import, and assisting with offsite storage preparations.
This description is intended to highlight the typical functions of the job; it is not an exhaustive list of all possible tasks or responsibilities that may be assigned or required. Other tasks may be assigned that differ from those outlined in the job description.