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the Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders in the College of Public Health, will support a culture of high performance by performing multiple administrative functions requiring comprehensive knowledge
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priorities. The AVP manages a portfolio of high-capacity donors and works closely with Deans, Assistant Deans of Development, academic leaders, and central advancement teams to align donor interests with
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tasks and to respond to multiple requests. *Demonstrated ability to work with potential pathogens during dental assisting and sterilization procedures. *Ability to provide dental assisting within
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multiple clinics, assisting with appointment cancellation or rescheduling, and documenting and updating patient records in the axium system, including inputting and updating insurance information. The Call
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on assigned projects and initiatives. * Generate recurring and ad hoc reports for internal and external stakeholders. * Ensure timely completion of assignments in alignment with project deadlines. * Build and
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Skills and Abilities * Strong customer service and interpersonal communication skills * Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment * Strong organizational and recordkeeping skills
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management practices. *Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills. *Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills. *Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities
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with building reading, writing, and math skills – either in-person or remotely for at least eight hours per week. * Following written lesson plans aligned with Pennsylvania Department of Education
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organizational and interpersonal skills. *Demonstrated knowledge of dental terminology, procedures and diagnosis. *Demonstrated ability to prioritize projects and tasks and to respond to multiple requests
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terminology, procedures and diagnosis. *Demonstrated ability to prioritize projects and tasks and to respond to multiple requests. *Demonstrated ability to work with potential pathogens during dental assisting