Administrative Assistant

Since 1896 the School of Dental Medicine has been educating students to take their places among the best dental practitioners in our region and across the country. Each day the school's faculty and staff contribute to its mission to advance the future of dental medicine through teaching, research and service. In addition to being a great place to work the University offers robust benefits including: *11 Paid Holidays, Paid Vacation, Sick and Personal Days * Additional Paid Time off (Winter Recess) during the period between Christmas and the New Year * Paid Parental Leave * Educational benefits for eligible employees, their dependents and spouse/domestic partner * Above-average Employer Contribution towards Medical, Prescription Drug, Vision, Life, STD, and LTD Insurance plans * A robust retirement savings plan option. Including 100% match on employee contributions of 3-8%(150% after vesting) and enhanced match for those nearing retirement * Free PRT bus pass.

Oversee daily operations of Oral Surgery clinic activities, coordinate patient scheduling, and optimize staff productivity. Direct daily operations of dental clinic staff and assist with training of new clinical and administrative staff as directed. Assist with clinic workflow implementation and manage department coverage. Ensure adherence to healthcare laws, including OSHA safety guidelines and HIPAA patient privacy rules. Manage medical billing and coding procedures. Monitor and maintain inventory on medical/clinical and office supplies while maintaining facility equipment. Notify appropriate contacts for ordering and service issues. Oversee patient relations and address patient clinical issues. Help explain office policy to patients. Help support staff as needed (i.e., scheduling, collect payments, insurance, etc.) Monitor patient satisfaction. Assist coordination of meetings when needed. Help arrange for staff CE. Manage ExamSoft for clinical course needs of Clinical Course Directors. Assist predoctoral students with patient matters and academic matters.

Oversee daily operations of Oral Surgery clinic activities, coordinate patient scheduling, and optimize staff productivity. Direct daily operations of dental clinic staff and assist with training of new clinical and administrative staff as directed. Assist with clinic workflow implementation and manage department coverage. Ensure adherence to healthcare laws, including OSHA safety guidelines and HIPAA patient privacy rules. Manage medical billing and coding procedures. Monitor and maintain inventory on medical/clinical and office supplies while maintaining facility equipment. Notify appropriate contacts for ordering and service issues. Oversee patient relations and address patient clinical issues. Help explain office policy to patients. Help support staff as needed (i.e., scheduling, collect payments, insurance, etc.) Monitor patient satisfaction. Assist coordination of meetings when needed. Help arrange for staff CE. Manage ExamSoft for clinical course needs of Clinical Course Directors. Assist predoctoral students with patient matters and academic matters.

This position involves moderate physical activity, including frequent standing, walking, and occasional lifting. You will be required to stand and walk for extended periods, move between workstations, and lift and carry small to medium‑sized items (up to 20 lbs) occasionally. Tasks may also include pushing or pulling equipment, reaching at or below shoulder level, and repetitive hand and arm movements. No heavy lifting or prolonged strenuous exertion is required, but candidates must be able to perform these activities safely and consistently throughout the workday. Reasonable accommodations will be considered for qualified applicants, in line with accessibility standards.

This position involves moderate physical activity, including frequent standing, walking, and occasional lifting. You will be required to stand and walk for extended periods, move between workstations, and lift and carry small to medium‑sized items (up to 20 lbs) occasionally. Tasks may also include pushing or pulling equipment, reaching at or below shoulder level, and repetitive hand and arm movements. No heavy lifting or prolonged strenuous exertion is required, but candidates must be able to perform these activities safely and consistently throughout the workday. Reasonable accommodations will be considered for qualified applicants, in line with accessibility standards.

The University of Pittsburgh is an equal opportunity employer / disability / veteran.