Part-Time Executive Administrative Assistant, Project H.O.M.E.
Posted by on February 04, 2013
Part-Time Executive Administrative Assistant, Project H.O.M.E.
Posted on: January 10, 2013
General Position Responsibilities
- Assist & manage various special projects as needed.
- Schedule meetings, appointments & events: coordinate travel, refreshments, and other event details.
- Organize, track and assist with the processing of invoices, check requests, and other financial related items (Credit Card payments, travel/out of pocket expenses, etc.).
- Complete general office tasks: copying, faxing, scanning, maintaining the postage meter & filing.
- Order & maintain office supplies.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Position Responsibilities Specific to Neighborhood Services and Administrative Affairs
Perform clerical, administrative and general office duties. Duties will include but are not limited to:
- Conduct online research as required.
- Handle telephone calls.
- Prepare and mail correspondence.
- Set up and maintain records/files.
- Plan & coordinate the quarterly PNC NPP Grant/ Neighborhood Partnership meeting & follow-ups.
- Attend community-related meetings & prepare minutes.
- Additional assignments and special projects as required.
(see “General Position Responsibilities” below)
Position Responsibilities Specific to Healthcare Services
- Coordinate and attend Wellness Center-related business and planning meetings; distribute agendas; record and distribute minutes.
- Coordinate and attend bi-monthly Community Advisory Board meetings in the evenings
- Coordinate conference calls.
- Maintain contact information and other records (electronic and paper) related to the Community Advisory Board.
- Maintain House of Hope and Peace registrations and other records.
- Coordinate weekly and monthly clinic staff meetings; distribute agendas; record and distribute minutes.
- Coordinate HIPAA Compliance Committee meetings; distribute agendas; record and distribute minutes.
- Maintain internal tracking spreadsheet for the department’s direct expenditures.
- Coordinate other meetings as directed.
Education and Experience Requirements
A minimum of 3 years secretarial/administrative experience; excellent administrative, communication (verbal & written), organizational, and problem solving skills; strong computer skills, particularly in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.); and the ability to interact appropriately with all members of the community. Candidate will also be able to work independently as well as with a team, have the ability to prioritize tasks and take initiative; accustomed to the necessity of confidentiality; and comfortable with responsibility and handling unforeseen needs. A valid driver’s license a plus.
Work Hours
20 hours weekly. The exact schedule to be determined; preference is for the employee to be working at least 4 days per week. There is a possibility that the work hours will increase to 30 or 40 hours per week after approximately six months, depending on available funding.
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