Enter and maintain data accurately, manage electronic records and documentation, support daily administrative workflows, communicate with internal and external partners, and comply with privacy, security, and PHI handling procedures.
While not every specific posting is publicly detailed, common admin/data entry responsibilities across Claritev roles include:
- Entering and maintaining data in company systems accurately and efficiently.
- Managing and organizing electronic records and documentation.
- Supporting daily operational workflows through administrative tasks.
- Communicating with internal teams and external partners as needed.
- Complying with privacy, security, and procedural guidelines (especially with PHI in healthcare).
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