Remote Digital Records Clerk [Entry-Level] – New Haven, CT

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We’re excited to offer an entry-level opportunity for a Remote Digital Records Clerk at our growing organization. This full-time remote role is based in New Haven, CT, but allows you to work from the comfort of your own home. We’re looking for someone with strong organizational skills and attention to detail. If you're passionate about working with digital records and eager to start your career in data management, this is the job for you. As a Remote Digital Records Clerk, your primary responsibility will be to organize, manage, and maintain digital records across various systems. You’ll be working with internal teams to ensure data integrity and that all digital files are correctly cataloged and accessible. This position involves managing data entry tasks, organizing files, and ensuring that information is up to date. You’ll be required to identify and correct any inconsistencies or discrepancies in the records, and support the team in organizing critical documents efficiently. We’ll provide you with full training, allowing you to develop new skills and grow within the company. Why This Job Is a Great Opportunity for You - Entry-level: No prior experience is required! We provide full training to help you get started. - Remote work: Enjoy the flexibility of working from home, balancing work with personal life. - Career growth: As part of our team, you will have opportunities to learn, develop your skills, and advance in your career. - Competitive pay: Starting at a strong hourly wage with benefits that support your well-being. Key Responsibilities - Input and maintain digital records across multiple platforms and databases - Review digital documents for accuracy and make necessary corrections - Organize, categorize, and archive digital files - Communicate with team members to ensure accurate records management - Assist with data reporting and help compile insights from collected data - Provide administrative support to the records team as needed - Participate in training sessions and team meetings to enhance skills What We’re Looking For - Attention to detail: Accuracy is critical, and you should be comfortable reviewing and correcting data. - Organizational skills: You’ll need to efficiently manage and categorize large volumes of digital records. - Communication skills: Clear written and verbal communication will help you collaborate with the team. - Tech-savvy: Familiarity with cloud storage and basic office software is a plus, but we’ll provide training for any tools you need to learn. - Motivation: A willingness to learn and grow in the data management field is essential. What You’ll Receive - Competitive hourly pay - Health, dental, and vision benefits - Paid training to enhance your skills - Paid vacation days and holidays - A flexible remote work schedule - Opportunities for career advancement and professional growth within the company

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