CRI Employment

Facilities Positions

Student Position Title: Facility Manager– Program Assistant

Description:

The Facility Manager will work evening/peak and weekend hours supervising managing facilities in conjunction with the Head Supervisor. The Facility Manager will not directly supervise facility management staff as a general rule. However, the Facility Manager will have an administrative role which will enable he/she to step in and take on the role of a staff administrator when necessary (set-up, take-down, event facilitation, participant disciplinary concerns). In addition the Facility Manager will serve as a Set-up CREW Chief for events held at CRI. The Facility Manager will spend the majority of their time supervising participants and facilities. While the Facility Manager will spend time supervising indoor facilities, their primary area of supervision will be CRI outdoor facilities when in use.

Qualifications include:
- Must be a current CRI employee
- Outstanding reputation of excellence in respective department
- First Aid & CPR certification
- Strong leadership qualities
- Flexible schedule

Responsibilities include:
- Supervise CRI participants and facilities (indoor and outdoor) during evening/peak hours
- Serve as a program administrator during set-up, take-down, event facilitation, and participant disciplinary concerns when necessary
- Update and replenish relevant program literature and appropriate facility management forms
- Serve as a liaison between participants, professional staff and undergraduate student staff
- Execute emergency procedures
- Enforce CRI policy and procedure
- Verify group room reservation in conjunction with RecTrac
- Appropriately document and refer all facility issues and concerns
- Set-up and take down of free play and program area equipment, facilities, and special events
- Serve as a shift leader for all set-ups
- Answer and properly refer all questions pertaining to CRI program areas, facilities, and events via phone and in person
- Other duties as assigned

Individual Shift Staffing Required
(1 – evening/weekend hours)

Student Position Title: Facility Supervisor

Position reports to: Facility Coordinator - Staffing

Description:

Facility Supervisors are responsible for ensuring the safe, clean, dependable, quality, and enjoyable daily operation of Campus Recreation and Intramurals. The Facility Supervisor serves as a "shift leader" as he/she is the highest level of student employment within CRI. In addition the Facility Supervisor will serve as a Set-up CREW Chief for all events held at CRI. As a Facility Supervisor, the resolution and mediation of conflict also plays an integral role in the very nature of the position. The Facility Supervisor manages all aspects of CRI in the absence of professional staff

Qualifications include:
- Must be a current CRI employee
- Outstanding reputation of excellence in respective department
- First Aid & CPR certification
- Strong leadership qualities
- Flexible schedule

Responsibilities include:
- Serve as a liaison between participants, professional staff and undergraduate student staff
- Represent the professional staff in their absence and in so doing, operate with the full authority of the professional staff
- Regulate the posting of advertisement materials in facility
- Execute emergency procedures
- Perform continuous safety audits of the facility
- Monitor all CRI indoor and outdoor facilities for safety, cleanliness, and policy adherence
- Enforce CRI policy and procedure
- Supervise all student employees on staff
- Execute RAC/Multiplex fields opening and closing procedures
- Mediation and resolution of conflict between participants and staff
- Record facility statistics hourly - Appropriately document and refer all facility issues and concerns
- Set-up and take down of free play and program area equipment, facilities, and special events
- Serve as a shift leader for all set-ups
- Answer and properly refer all questions pertaining to CRI program areas, facilities, and events via phone and in person
- Other duties as assigned

Individual Shift Staffing Required
(1 - all operational hours)

Total Approximate Staff Size
(9-10)

Student Position Title: Recreation Facility Assistant

Position reports to: Facility Coordinator - Staffing

Description:

The Recreation Facility Assistant is responsible for the overall operation of the Control Access Desk/Front Desk/Welcome Center during facility operating hours. Recreation Facility Assistant must be highly knowledgeable of all CRI policies and procedures. The Recreation Assistant will verify membership through RecTrac Facility Management Software/Biometrics. As a fundamental duty, the Recreation Facility Assistant will monitor all participants and guests as they enter and exit the facility. In addition, the Recreation Facility Assistant will split time at the Control Access Desk/Front Desk/Welcome Center and the entire building as a roving open recreation assistant. Recreation Facility Assistant assist in the safety, supervision, and set-up of free play equipment in all open recreation areas. These areas include the main gymnasium, auxiliary gymnasium, MAC gymnasiums, racquetball concourse, and multipurpose room. This position entails having a thorough knowledge of all program areas, informal recreation areas, set-up, and take down of free play equipment. As a Recreation Facility Assistant, assertiveness and customer service play key roles in the overall effectiveness of the position.

Preferred qualifications include:
- Prior customer service experience
- Prior experience in a recreational setting
- First Aid & CPR certification (CRI will assist with certification as needed)
- Flexible schedule

Responsibilities include:
- Provide exceptional customer service
- Greet participants as they enter and exit the facility
- Validate participant admission status through the RecTrac
- Execute emergency procedures
- Serve as a liaison between participants and CRI staff
- Complete appropriate facility management administrative daily operating paperwork
- Perform half hour participant counts in all recreation areas
- Inform participants and guests of CRI policy and procedure
- Maintain safety and cleanliness of work space
- Execute Control Access Desk/Front Desk/Welcome Center opening and closing procedures
- Answer and properly refer all questions pertaining to CRI program areas, facilities, and events via phone and in person
- Supervise all facility areas designated for open recreation
- Assist participants in open recreation equipment orientation
- Enforce facility policy and procedure
- Set-up and take down of free play and program area equipment, facilities, and special events
- Other duties as assigned

Individual Shift Staffing Required
(2 – normal hours, 3 – peak hours)

Total Approximate Staff Size
(22-23)

Student Position Title: Lifeguard

Position reports to: Aquatics Director

Description:

The Lifeguard is responsible for ensuring the safety of patrons including accident prevention in the water and on surrounding areas. Along with the rescue and care of accident victims

Responsibilities:

1) Comply with and enforce all CRI policies, procedures and regulations.
2) Present oneself in a professional manner at all times
3) Prevent accidents and minimize or eliminate hazardous conditions
4) Respond quickly to all emergency situations in the water or on surrounding areas
5) Administer any first aid needed by a victim of an accident
6) Educate patrons and inform them of the purpose and need for rules and regulations
7) Attend all staff meetings and trainings
8) Complete all records and reports as required
9) Perform other support duties as required

Qualifications:

Student Position Title: Equipment Assistant

Position reports to: Facility Coordinator - Staffing

Description:

Equipment Assistants’ aid in the daily and extended checkout process associated with all open recreation checkout equipment. Equipment Assistants are responsible for the management and update of all equipment related services including equipment maintenance, CRI towel operation and locker rental.

Preferred qualifications include:
- Prior customer service experience
- Prior experience in a recreation setting

Responsibilities include:
- Check out daily and extended open recreation checkout equipment utilizing RecTrac
- Manage the CRI towel operation
- Managing CRI locker rental operation
- Inspect all checkout equipment
- Inform participants and guests of CRI policy and procedure
- Execute Equipment Center/Equipment Desk opening and closing procedures
- Answer and properly refer all questions pertaining to CRI program areas, facilities, and special events via phone and in person
- Other duties as assigned

Individual Shift Staffing Required
(1 – normal hours, 2 – peak hours)

Student Position Title: Maintenance Assistant

Position reports to: Building Supervisor, Facility Coordinator - Reservations

Description:

This small and dedicated staff will address light maintenance concerns, minor construction projects, scheduled and programmed maintenance under our full-time Building Supervisor’s guidance.

Preferred qualifications include:
- Prior facility maintenance experience
- Prior recreational equipment maintenance experience
- Prior construction experience
- Flexible schedule

Responsibilities include:
- Perform daily and scheduled maintenance in conjunction with RAC indoor and outdoor facilities
- Perform daily and scheduled maintenance on fitness and open recreation equipment
- Address and properly refer maintenance concerns to the appropriate entities in a timely manner
- Set-up and take down of free play and program area equipment facilities, and special events as needed
- Other duties as assigned

Individual Shift Staffing Required
(1-2 – morning/afternoon)

Fitness Positions

Student Position Title: Fitness Specialist

Description:

The strength & conditioning staff will be responsible for ensuring the safety and exercise efficacy of all CRI strength & conditioning areas through education of proper weight training techniques, proper fitness equipment use, and enforcement of all CRI policies and procedures, as well as maintaining cleanliness of all strength & conditioning areas.

Functions, duties, responsibilities
- Provide “spotting” for participants
- Maintain cleanliness of strength & conditioning areas
- Take hourly stats
- Provide fitness education to participants
- Attend all monthly meetings, trainings, etc.
- Correct exercise technique of participants
- Ensure satisfaction of participants

Qualifications
- Must be a student at Georgia Southern University
- Demonstrate enthusiasm for health/fitness
- Demonstrate the following qualities: team player, teachable, approachable, highly motivated, interactive, helpful, dependable, and a positive attitude.
- CPR/1st Aid/AED certification
- Successful completion of all trainings

Student Position Title: Personal trainer

Description:

The Personal Trainer is responsible for ensuring the safety of his/her individual clients through exercise program design, proper exercise technique, detailed education of health/fitness, and enforcement of CRI policies and procedures.

Functions, duties, responsibilities
- Design a safe and effective exercise program based on individual goals and needs.
- Keep all client records and information organized and confidential
- Maintain confidentiality
- Stay afloat of recent health/fitness news
- Attend conferences to maintain CEU’s and to expand knowledge
- Be comfortable with various exercises using various fitness equipment
- Teach clients about exercise technique
- Attend all monthly meetings, trainings, etc.
- Give presentations across campus regarding health/fitness topics
- Staff publicity tables for promotion of program
- Maintain certifications including CPR/1st Aid/AED and PT.

Qualifications
- Must be a student at Georgia Southern University. All exceptions must be approved by the Fitness Director
- Must possess the following qualities: positive attitude, adaptable, advanced exerciser, dependable, helpful, highly motivated, teacher
- Must be able to work independently with multiple clients
- Current CPR/1st Aid/AED, PT certification

Certifications
- Certifications will be accepted from the following organizations
- ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine)
- ACE (American Council on Exercise)
- NSCA (National Strength & Conditioning Association)
- NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine)
- YMCA (Young Men’s Christian Association)
- ISMA (International Sports Medicine Association)
- ISSA (International Sport Science Association)
- AFAA (Aerobics and Fitness Association of American)
- API (Aerobic Pipeline International)
- Cooper Clinic Institute Certification

Student Position Title: Group Fitness Instructor

Description:

The Group Fitness Instructor is responsible for ensuring the safety of his/her class through proper exercise technique, health/fitness education, cleanliness of group exercise studio areas, and enforcement of CRI policies and procedures.

Functions, duties, responsibilities
- Design and instruct a safe and effective group exercise class to meet the needs of beginner, intermediate, and advanced exercisers.
- Maintain a current library of choreography.
- Attend conferences to maintain CEU’s and expand health/fitness knowledge
- Be comfortable with various exercises using various fitness equipment
- Attend all monthly meetings, trainings, etc.
- Staff publicity tables to promote group exercise program
- Maintain certifications including CPR/1st Aid/AED and GX.
- Maintain cleanliness of all group exercise studio areas to include group exercise studio, spinning room, and mind/body room.

- Perform closing duties as needed.
- Attend monthly cleanings and meetings.
- Participate in kick-off events

Qualifications
- Must be a student at Georgia Southern University. All exceptions must be approved by the Fitness Director.
- Must possess the following qualities: highly motivated, enthusiastic about health/fitness, dependable, adaptable, helpful, intermediate to advanced exerciser.
- Must be able to work with 20-70 people at one time.
- Current CPR/1st Aid/AED and GX certifications.

Certifications
- Certifications from the following organizations will be accepted
- AFAA (Aerobics and Fitness Association of American)
- ACE (American Council on Exercise)

- Must sign one year teaching contract.

Intramural Positions

Student Position Title: Intramural Sports Supervisor

Description:

The Intramural Sports Supervisor is responsible for the administration and supervision of all intramural sports activities including flag football, volleyball, indoor soccer, outdoor soccer, basketball, softball, ultimate frisbee, and other activities. Supervisors manage and oversee recreational facilities in order to provide a safe and enjoyable recreational atmosphere for intramural participants.

Intramural supervisors work under the direction of the Intramural Graduate Assistants and/or Program Assistants and the Intramural Sports Director.

Responsibilities
- Manage daily administration of program activities
- Oversee intramural contests and ensure participation takes place in a safe manner
- Assist in the recruitment, training, and evaluation of intramural officials and scorekeepers
- Supervise student staff, including intramural officials and scorekeepers
- Set up and take down of facilities and equipment for daily activities
- Monitor the facility/equipment for safety and provide risk management
- Enforce intramural policies and procedures for program participants and staff
- Diffuse any potential problems involving spectators, coaches, or players
- Respond to injuries and administer care
- Serve as a resource and service person for program participants
- Assist with promotion and evaluation of intramural activities
- Assist with CRI special events and perform other duties as assigned

Qualifications / Skills Required
- Current GSU student with minimum enrollment of six (6) credit hours
- Demonstrated knowledge / previous experience in the Intramural Sports program, including program policies and procedures
- Knowledge of team and individual/dual sports rules
- Experience in sports officiating (preferred)
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
- Demonstrated ability in working with people
- Motivation and enthusiasm
- Professionalism and a willingness to learn
- Attendance at all training sessions and scheduled meetings
- CPR/First Aid certifications

Student Position Title: Intramural Sports Scorekeeper

Description:

The Intramural Sports Scorekeeper is responsible for assisting in the game management and administration of designated intramural sports including flag football, basketball, softball, and other activities. Scorekeepers assist in managing and overseeing recreational facilities in order to provide a safe and enjoyable recreational atmosphere for intramural participants.

Intramural scorekeepers work under the direction of the Intramural Graduate Assistants and/or Program Assistants and the Intramural Sports Director. Scorekeepers also work under the daily supervision of the Intramural Sports Supervisors.

Responsibilities
- Assist program supervisors with the daily administration of intramural activities
- Oversee intramural contests and ensure participation takes place in a safe manner
- Record specific game information, including scoring, timing, and player statistics
- Assist with the set up and take down of facilities and equipment for daily activities
- Sign-in intramural participants and verify eligibility
- Monitor the facility/equipment for safety and provide risk management
- Check out equipment to participants
- Enforce intramural policies and procedures for program participants
- Diffuse any potential problems involving spectators, coaches, or players
- Respond to injuries and administer care
- Serve as a resource and service person for program participants
- Assist with promotion and evaluation of intramural activities
- Assist with CRI special events and perform other duties as assigned

Qualifications / Skills Required
- Current GSU student with minimum enrollment of six (6) credit hours
- General knowledge of team sport rules
- Thorough knowledge of Intramural Sports policies and procedures
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
- Demonstrated ability in working with people
- Motivation and enthusiasm
- Professionalism and a willingness to learn
- Attendance at all training sessions and scheduled meetings
- CPR/First Aid certifications

Student Position Title: Intramural Sports Official

Description:

The Intramural Sports Official is responsible for officiating intramural contests and assisting in the game management of designated intramural sports including flag football, basketball, softball, and other activities. Officials assist in managing and overseeing recreational facilities in order to provide a safe and enjoyable recreational atmosphere for intramural participants.

Intramural officials work under the direction of the Intramural Graduate Assistants and/or Program Assistants and the Intramural Sports Director. Officials also work under the daily supervision of the Intramural Sports Supervisors.

Responsibilities
- Assist program supervisors with the daily administration of intramural activities
- Oversee intramural contests and ensure participation takes place in a safe manner
- Enforce the rules of the game and govern play
- Assist with the set up and take down of facilities and equipment for daily activities
- Assist in signing-in intramural participants and verifying eligibility
- Monitor the facility/equipment for safety and provide risk management
- Assist in checking out equipment to participants
- Enforce intramural policies and procedures for program participants
- Diffuse any potential problems involving spectators, coaches, or players
- Serve as a resource and service person for program participants
- Assist with promotion and evaluation of intramural activities
- Assist with CRI special events and perform other duties as assigned

Qualifications / Skills Required
- Current GSU student with minimum enrollment of six (6) credit hours
- General knowledge of team sport rules
- Thorough knowledge of Intramural Sports policies and procedures
- Physical ability to keep up with sport being officiated
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Demonstrated ability in working with people
- Motivation and enthusiasm
- Professionalism and a willingness to learn
- Attendance at all mandatory training clinics, scrimmage games, and scheduled meetings

*To Apply
A formal application is not necessary. To apply, you must attend all scheduled training officials clinics for the sport(s) in which you are interested.

southern adventures Positions

Student Position Title: Equipment Rental Attendant

Description:

The purpose of the equipment rental attendant position is to provide superior customer service to all rental center patrons. Equipment rental attendants assist customers with checking out gear, signing up for trips or clinics, and planning personal outings.

Qualifications
Required:
- Minimum- Standard First Aid and CPR certifications
- Participation in all Southern Adventures equipment rental staff trainings and meetings
- Ability to pass practical skills test/written exam upon completion of staff training
- Ability and desire to lead and take responsibility for all rental center operations
- Willingness to learn new skills desire to contribute to a dynamic work environment
-. Positive and friendly attitude, strong interpersonal skills, and genuine customer service skills

Preferred:
- Prior experience with outdoor pursuit activities such as backpacking, kayaking, climbing, or cycling
- Prior knowledge of outdoor equipment use and maintenance
- Desire to be active with the adventure trips program

Reporting Line
Equipment rental will work under the direction of the Southern Adventures Program Director and Graduate Assistant(s)

Typical Job Duties Include the Ability…
- To perform all opening and closing procedures including cash management, cleaning, and phone duties
- To carry out job all duties in accordance with rental center standard operating procedures
- To assist rental center patrons with equipment rentals including proper instruction on care and operation
- To assist rental center patrons with signing up for adventure trips and clinic sign-ups
- To provide rental center patrons with helpful trip planning information, guidance, and resources
- To provide rental equipment maintenance, inspections, and repairs when needed
- To prepare any upcoming rental reservations including reservations for upcoming adventure trips
- To clean and inspect all rental equipment when returned by the customer
- To operate the cleanest, safest, most dependable, highest quality, and most fun equipment rental facility
- To creatively meet the needs of Southern Adventures’ customers
- Assist with other duties and events as needed

Student Position Title: Climbing Wall Attendant

Description:

The purpose of the climbing wall attendant position is to insure safe and professional operation and supervision of the indoor climbing wall.

Qualifications
Required:
- Minimum- Standard First Aid and CPR certifications
- Participation in all Southern Adventures climbing wall staff trainings
- Ability to pass practical skills test/written exam upon completion of staff training
- Ability and desire to lead and take responsibility for all climbing wall operations
- Willingness to learn new skills and grow as a professional
- Positive and friendly attitude and strong interpersonal skills

Preferred:
- Prior climbing/rope work experience
- Willingness to teach belay clinics
- Willingness to help with the route setting program

Reporting Line
Climbing wall attendants will work under the direction of the Southern Adventures Program Director and Graduate Assistant(s)

Typical Job Duties Include the Ability…
- To work with ropes including coiling, tying knots, inspecting, and belaying
- To belay, teach/educate, supervise, assist, and regulate all participant activity at the climbing wall and surrounding area
- To climb wall for maintenance, inspections, and repairs when needed
- To organize and file all paperwork associated with climbing wall operations
- To organize and use all safety equipment such as harnesses, carabiners, belay devices, helmets, and ropes
- To set-up and take-down the climbing wall ropes and bouldering net
- To deal with difficult people in a professional and polite fashion
- To handle emergency situations including administering basic first aid

Student Position Title: Challenge Course Facilitator

Description:

The purpose of the assistant challenge course facilitator position is to insure safe and professional programming, operation, and supervision of the Southern Adventures challenge course.

Qualifications
Required:
- Minimum- Standard First Aid and CPR certifications
- Participation in all Southern Adventures challenge course staff trainings
- Ability to pass practical skills test/written exam upon completion of staff training
- Ability and desire to lead groups through experiential learning activities and be responsible for their safety
- Willingness to learn new skills and grow as a professional and leader
- Positive and friendly attitude and strong interpersonal skills

Preferred:
- Prior challenge course/climbing/rope work experience
- Prior group leadership experience

Reporting Line
Challenge course facilitators will work under the direction of the Southern Adventures Program Director and Graduate Assistant(s)

Typical Job Duties Include the Ability…
- To work with ropes including coiling, tying knots, inspecting, and belaying
- To organize and use all safety equipment such as harnesses, carabiners, belay devices, helmets, ropes, crab claws, rescue equipment, etc.
- To instruct, supervise, assist, and regulate all participants on the challenge course
- To work with individuals and groups in extremely stressful situations
- To organize and file all paperwork/reports associated with challenge course operations
- To set-up, operate, and take-down the challenge course elements and events
- To access the course by climbing and to comfortably work off the ground
- To handle emergency situations including administering basic first aid/CPR, and performing challenge course rescues

Student Position Title: Trip Leader

Description:

The purpose of the trip leader is to provide participants with quality adventure based wilderness experiences. The trip leader is responsible for all aspects related to running a successful adventure trip including duties before, during, and after the trip. The trip leader is also responsible actively mentoring assistant trip leaders and apprentices. Adventure trips may include outdoor pursuits such as backpacking, kayaking, climbing, caving, canoeing, and cycling.

Qualifications
Required:
- Minimum- Wilderness First Responder and CPR certifications
- Attended a Southern Adventures Outdoor Leadership Seminar
- Possesses, exhibits, and applies the fundamental philosophical concepts of outdoor education and experiential learning
- Competent and capable of organizing adventure trips and leading groups in a manner that exhibits safety, models proper technique, and follows Southern Adventures’ policies and procedures
- Sufficient experience as an assistant trip leader as determined by the Southern Adventures Program Director

Preferred:
- Desire to improve skills, gain experience, and increase personal comfort zones in multiple areas
- Experience working as a challenge course facilitator or assistant challenge course facilitator

Reporting Line
Assistant trip leaders will work under the direction of the Southern Adventures Program Director and Graduate Assistant(s).

Typical Job Duties Include the Ability…
- To organize, plan, and lead student groups on quality multi-day adventure trips within specific areas of knowledge and experience
- To coordinate informational pre-trip meetings
- To instruct, supervise, assist, and regulate all trip participants
- To organize and file all paperwork/reports associated with adventure trips
- To handle potential emergency situations including first aid, CPR, and evacuations in remote wilderness settings beyond definitive medical care
- To directly supervise apprentices and assistant trip leaders

Marketing Positions

Student Position Title: Design Team

Description:

-Follow design timeline/deadlines
-Maintain communication with program directors
  • Proofs
  • Special Projects
- Publications/Print work (examples)
  • Flyers
  • IM Manual
  • Brochures
  • T-shirts
  • Logo (CRI program areas)
  • Magnets
  • Guidebooks
  • Calendar
  • Posters
  • Photos – design
  • Handouts
  • Special events/projects
  • Ads (newspapers
     - G-A
     - 11th Hour
     - Statesboro Herald
- Maintain “Originals” File

Team Expectations
- Open communication
    •Programs
    • Team
    • Supervisor
- Attention to detail
- Strong work ethic
- Meet deadlines

Develop professional portfolio of all presentations &/or publications

Student Position Title: Web & Multimedia Team

Description:

Web Media assistants will be given an opportunity to apply their classroom skills in a real world application.   The position is to assist the Web Media GA in design and maintenance of the Campus Recreation & Intramurals (CRI) site in an ongoing effort to create an effective communication tool between CRI departments and their participants.  This is achieved by ensuring updates are made in a timely manner, creating interactive web pages, setting up and accessing online databases, and other programming tasks of various sizes and scopes.

Applicants must have a solid foundation in XHTML and CSS.  In addition, applicants should be hard working, enthusiastic, and resourceful sophomores or juniors in Computer Science, Information Systems or Technology, Graphics Design or related fields and have interest or experience in at least one of the following:

1. One or more of the following programming languages:
• PHP
• MySQL
• JavaScript
2. One ore more of the following software packages:
• Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop/ImageReady)
• Adobe Dreamweaver

Experience with databases (SQL and Access) a plus.

Team Expectations
- Open communication
    •Programs
    • Team
    • Supervisor
- Attention to detail
- Strong work ethic
- Meet deadlines

Develop professional portfolio of all presentations &/or publications

Member Services Positions

Student Position Title: Member Services Assistant

Description:

The Member Services Assistant will be responsible for answering the telephone and directing phone calls; filing waivers; answering general CRI questions; processing CRI memberships, Intramural Sports team sign ups, Fitness Personal Training and Massage Therapy scheduling and other duties as assigned or as needed.

General Qualifications:
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Motivation, enthusiasm and attention to detail
- Professionalism and willingness to learn

Specific Qualifications:
- Computer Skills (Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel)
- First Aid and CPR required
- Experience operating office equipment (switchboard phone, fax, copiers, printers)
- Multitasking capability a must