Ability to do detail work. Effective communication skills. Knowledge of grammar, punctuation and spelling. Performs routine but less repetitive administrative duties typically in support of a manager, group of professionals or faculty. Duties are of a coordinating nature.
Supervision is more general involving established guidelines.
Work is reviewed less frequently than at the Senior clerk level. Good judgement, problem solving, organizational and effective written and communication skills. Experience using a personal computer for word processing, using various software packages or spread sheets. Skill in setting priorities and organizing workload to meet deadlines. Provides solutions to difficult problems requiring specialized skills or knowledge.