Neera Tanden, a senior adviser to President Joe Biden, was named White House staff secretary Friday, nearly eight months after the White House pulled her nomination to serve as director of the Office of Management and Budget.

Oct. 22 (UPI) -- Neera Tanden, a former candidate for the director of the Office of Management and Budget, has been named White House staff secretary, the Biden administration announced Friday.

The move comes after her nomination as budget director was pulled earlier this year over her frequent caustic remarks on social media.

Neera Tanden will become the White House staff secretary, a White House official confirmed on Friday, meaning she will assume a central role that involves managing the flow of paper to President

The White House staff secretary is a behind-the-scenes but critical role in the West Wing, responsible for managing paper flow to the President from other areas of the administration and the federal government

Indian-American policy expert Neera Tanden, a close confidant of US President Joe Biden, has been named White House staff secretary, eight months after Republican lawmakers scuttled her nomination to another key post.

President Joe Biden has promoted senior advisor Neera Tanden as the White House staff secretary, according to the Washington Post.

Neera Tanden will take over as White House staff secretary seven months after her name was withdrawn as President Joe Biden's nominee to direct the Office of Management and Budget.

Neera Tanden has been tapped to serve as White House staff secretary, a White House official confirmed to Fox News Friday.

Back in February, when Neera Tanden’s nomination to head the Office of Management and Budget was on the brink of collapse, the White House said if she doesn’t get confirmed

Neera Tanden, whose attack-tweets bashing senators killed her nomination to be White House budget director, has gotten a job as White House staff secretary.