Receptionist with Humanitarian Nonprofit
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Creative Financial Staffing is partnered with a nonprofit organization in downtown Boston seeking a administrative receptionist to assist with one of their programs.
About The Organization Seeking An Administrative Receptionist
Founded over 35 years ago to support their clientele in living successfullyProvides easy access to essential services to ensure the best possible outcome for each individualAwarded the Neighborhood Builder award by the Bank of America's Neighborhood Excellence InitiativeThis position supports one of their programs, providing aid to participants improving their situation
Responsibilities Of The Administrative Receptionist
Providing coverage for the front desk for their development programAnswering incoming calls about schedulingAssisting participants with programming
Background Expected of the Administrative Receptionist
1+ year of experience in a human services or humanitarian nonprofitCompassion for their participant population and a willingness to helpNo education requirement
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