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Administrative Professional

Cookeville, TN · On-site

$15.50 - $20.50/hr

Description We're searching for a diligent office assistant to provide administrative support. You'll be responsible for responding to all complaints and questions in a friendly and timely manner ...

Administrative Professional

North Charleston, SC · On-site

$17.50 - $23/hr

This dual-function role is designed to streamline both professional operations at the office and personal management at home, allowing them to maintain a high-level focus on business growth and ...

Seasonal Administrative Professional The Bonadio Group is currently seeking seasonal administrative professionals to support our tax and small business advisory service lines for the following time ...

Seasonal Administrative Professional The Bonadio Group is currently seeking Seasonal Administrative Professionals to support our Tax and Small Business Advisory Service Lines for the following time ...

Administrative Professional 1

Saint Clairsville, OH · On-site

$15.25 - $20.25/hr

Administrative Professional THIS IS A REPOSTING. IF YOU APPLIED IN THE PAST, YOU MUST RE-APPLY IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED. What You'll Do: * Types, proofreads, and edits typed documents * Copies ...

Seasonal Administrative Professional The Bonadio Group is currently seeking Seasonal Administrative Professionals to support our Small Business Advisory Service Line for the following time frames:

Administrative Professional 3

Columbus, OH · On-site

$26.54 - $34.53/hr

Administrative Professional Organization: Administrative Services Agency Contact Name and Information: Molli.marquez@das.ohio.gov Unposting Date: Aug 21, 2026, 3:59:00 AM Primary Location: United ...

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How much do administrative professional jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 27, 2026, the average hourly pay for administrative professional in the United States is $21.32, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.55 and $23.08 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an administrative professional?

Administrative professionals are individuals who provide essential support to organizations by handling a range of clerical and organizational tasks. Their responsibilities often include managing schedules, organizing files, coordinating meetings, handling correspondence, and supporting office operations. They play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth and efficient functioning of a workplace. Administrative professionals may work in various industries and often serve as the backbone of an office, facilitating communication and workflow between teams and management.

What are the duties of an administrative professional?

An administrative professional performs a range of clerical and administrative duties in an office. Your responsibilities are to answer phone calls, schedule meetings and appointments, coordinate travel arrangements, sort the mail, manage the office calendar, and assist with any additional support duties. Some administrative professionals may work for a specific person in the office, but you may be responsible for the administrative needs of the entire office. More senior administrative professionals often train and supervise new or junior administrative assistants.

What are some common challenges administrative professionals face when managing multiple priorities, and how can they effectively address them?

Administrative Professionals often juggle various tasks such as scheduling, correspondence, and document management, which can make prioritization challenging—especially during peak periods. To manage competing deadlines, it's helpful to use digital tools for tracking tasks and setting reminders, and to communicate proactively with supervisors about shifting priorities. Developing strong organizational habits and remaining adaptable will allow you to handle urgent requests without sacrificing accuracy or efficiency. Collaborating closely with colleagues and being clear about your workload can also help prevent misunderstandings and ensure tasks are completed on time.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an administrative professional, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Administrative Professional, you need strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in office administration, often supported by a high school diploma or associate degree. Familiarity with office software such as Microsoft Office Suite, scheduling systems, and sometimes document management platforms is typically required. Excellent communication, multitasking, and problem-solving abilities help you stand out in managing daily operations and supporting teams. These skills ensure efficient workflow, effective communication, and smooth functioning of business environments.

What is the difference between Administrative Professional vs Administrative Assistant?

AspectAdministrative ProfessionalAdministrative Assistant
CredentialsTypically requires high school diploma or equivalent; some roles may prefer certifications like Microsoft Office SpecialistUsually requires high school diploma; basic computer skills often sufficient
Work EnvironmentOffice settings across various industries, handling multiple administrative tasksOffice environments, supporting specific departments or executives
Job ResponsibilitiesBroad administrative duties, including scheduling, correspondence, and office managementPrimarily clerical tasks, such as data entry, filing, and answering phones

Administrative Professionals and Administrative Assistants both work in office settings, but Administrative Professionals often have broader responsibilities and may require additional skills or certifications. Administrative Assistants typically focus on clerical support. The roles are closely related, with overlapping duties, but Administrative Professionals usually handle more complex tasks and organizational duties.

What jobs are considered administrative professionals?

Administrative professionals include roles such as administrative assistants, executive assistants, office managers, receptionists, and clerks. These jobs typically involve tasks like scheduling, correspondence, record-keeping, and using office software. They often require strong organizational skills and proficiency with tools like Microsoft Office or Google Workspace.

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Infographic showing various Administrative Professional job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 67% Full Time, and 33% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $44,338 per year, or $21.3 per hour.

Administrative Professional

Stephenville, TX • On-site

$13.50 - $17.75/hr

Full-time

Medical, Retirement

Posted 23 days ago


Job description

Description:
  • Department: Administration 
  • Exempt/Non-Exempt: Non-Exempt
  • Reports to (title): Administrator
  • Supervises (titles): None

Position Summary:

Responsible for supporting the Administrator in general operations, marketing, events and community engagement, Board Secretary, 401k plan, insurance renewals, and physician and medical staff credentialing. Responsible and accountable for compliance with regulations mandated by governmental agencies as well as Policies and Procedures established by the Board of Directors of SMSC and related business entities. 


Responsibility/Standards of Performance:

Weight Responsibility Standards of Performance

(percentage of time spent on specific duty and standard employee is held to in performance of duties; subject to adjustment as needed)


30% Administrative

Support Administrator as needed in general operations, meetings, events, and special projects. Perform general administrative duties including formal business communication and/or transcribing correspondence, reports, contracts, and other documents. Maintain organized, up-to-date administration files and physician files and credentials. Answer telephone and screen visitors, directing to appropriate person or department. Maintain schedule for conference rooms. Assist with travel and meeting reservations for employees traveling for work. Organize food and beverage service for meetings and events. Maintain and accountable for clinic petty cash account and change bag balancing. Responsible for call schedule, CME, on-call schedules, and surety bond renewal. 


25% Marketing & Events

Responsible for supporting the Administrator in developing an annual marketing plan to promote physicians and clinic through advertising, community activities and business contacts using resources such as print, radio, website, and social media. Manage content and assure maximum return on investment in line with Clinic’s mission and brand. Maintain professional, required and relevant signage throughout Clinic. Decorate Clinic for events and holidays. Keep community informed using timely and targeted posts about physicians, staff and clinic activities as appropriate. Prepare and update brochures and other items for events. Coordinate Clinic health fair, screenings, blood drives, physician speaking engagements and other educational or service programs in the community. Represent Clinic at community events and work with other healthcare organizations in the community. Collaborate and communicate with the Administrator in all aspects of marketing, advertising and community events. Work with the Administrator to plan, coordinate and carry out various employee engagements, appreciation, and seasonal meals and events.

10% Meetings

Serve as Board of Directors, Quality Management, Executive Committee, and related business entity's secretary. Schedule meetings; assist with agenda and meeting packet preparation. Responsible for timely meeting reminders, setup, meal catering, and cleanup. Attend meetings, prepare and distribute minutes. Distribute and organize/file monthly financials and spreadsheets from bookkeeper. Ensure meeting minutes are signed after approval and stored/filed appropriately. 


10% Insurance Renewals

Work directly with agent and insurance company staff to maintain professional liability coverage for providers, general liability coverage for facilities, director and officers insurance, cyber security insurance, worker’s compensation, and any other required insurance plans. Obtain bids for coverage and assists with the evaluation process. Maintain insurance policy files and professional liability case files and documents, with detailed notes of all activities and conversations related to the case. Keep physicians fully informed on cases and proceeds as directed by the Administrator. Coordinate with malpractice carrier, physicians and attorneys on all potential, pending, active and closed cases.


10% Physician Credentials

Responsible for completing Commercial Insurances and Managed Care applications for providers participating in HMOs, and PPOs and other managed care networks, working with Privia Medical Group as needed. Complete applications for physicians re-credentialing in managed care networks. Assures physician credentials are up to date with insurance companies. Follow up on pending applications for status update. Complete other applications including hospital staff privileges and liability insurance applications. 


5% 401K Maintenance

Responsible for day-to-day management of the 401K plan, working closely with Privia Medical Group, Empower and Prime Pensions. Work with Empower and participants for eligibility, enrollment, funding of employee deferrals and employer match, payroll summaries, resolves problems, and assists employees as needed. Maintain employee files, reports and documents associated with plan. Assure plan participants receive plan communication and documents as required by DOL. Schedules employee training. Work with Empower and Privia on annual audits. Responsible for obtaining and preparing documents and reports for audits.


5% Medical Staff Credentialing

Responsible for assuring SMSC/CHC/ECC and any other related entity physicians, including locum tenens and advanced practice providers, meet and maintain credentialing requirements of SMSC/CHC/ECC/related entities and area hospitals. Responsible for processing all medical staff applications. Responsible for annual credential updates for physicians and providers. Perform full credentialing for new physicians and providers, working with Privia Medical Group as needed. Maintain physician and provider contracts and monitors for maturity dates, informs administrator of impending expiration. Responsible for annual renewal of physicians’ medical license and DEA renewals. License renewals must be submitted timely 100% of the time. Responds appropriately to requests for copies of physicians’ licenses, insurance, etc. Maintains current Curriculum Vitae for all physicians and advanced practice practitioners.


5% Customer Service/other duties assigned

100% of the time. Responsible for treating others politely and with respect. Remain professional, polite and considerate of patient, team member and practice needs. Listen well and respond concisely, yet accurately to questions asked. Responsible for problem solving and not letting patient or Clinic expectations go unmet. Demonstrate a desire to be responsive, make others feel welcome and that you are eager to help them. Get along well with the public, patients, providers and team members.


Security Level E/5: Access to email, web surfing, timecard, work order tracking system and interoffice instant messaging. Limited access to patient insurance, financial or medical data. Access to medical data is limited to templates, documents and scanned information specified as pertinent to job duties. Limited ability to add information to the patient chart, no ability to modify or delete data entered by another user. Ability to view but not modify or delete patient financial or insurance data. Due to performance of job duties, may become privy to some patient medical data before it has been recorded in the electronic record.


Nothing in this job description restricts management’s right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time.


Requirements:

Position Qualifications:

  • Bachelor of Business Administration or Equivalent (Preferred)
  • Type 60 words per minute
  • 10-key by touch
  • Computer proficient, including Microsoft Office Suite
  • Knowledge of insurance, policy drafting, and contract review/negotiations
  • Excellent organizational skills; works independently and meet strict deadlines
  • Excellent communication skills, including written and verbal
  • Interact in a positive manner with a diverse group 
  • Perform job duties in a fast-paced environment while maintaining professional
  • demeanor and exercising sound judgment
  • Meet attendance requirements of the job, which includes meetings and events outside of usual business hours
  • Think rationally and reason logically
  • Maintain absolute confidentiality
  • Ability to muti-task and prioritize time well


Working Conditions:

Fast paced environment in a professional medical office setting.