Manager of Administration, Philadelphia Health Partnership
Posted by Philadelphia Health Partnership on August 6, 2018
WEBSITE:
http://Philahealthpartnership.org
POSITION DESCRIPTION/OVERVIEW
Philadelphia Health Partnership is a private, independent foundation that supports nonprofit organizations that work to improve the health and well-being of underserved Philadelphians. We believe that promoting optimal health and well-being requires increasing access to quality care and services and addressing the underlying root causes of health disparities, including the unequal social and physical environments in which people live. We are committed to collaborating with diverse stakeholders to increase our collective ability to advance knowledge in the field and to make a positive difference in the lives of vulnerable populations in Philadelphia.
The Manager of Administration will provide day-to-day operational support for Philadelphia Health Partnership, including office management, bookkeeping, grants administration, and administrative and clerical support. The position involves working with staff throughout the organization to address issues and questions related to office management, invoices, grants and other financial and administrative tasks. The ideal candidate must bring strong business skills; be highly self-motivated; self-directed, and professional; able to manage multiple tasks; possess strong written and verbal communication skills; and function effectively in a highly collaborative work environment. The Manager of Administration will work closely with the Program Director and report directly to the Executive Director of the Foundation.
Key Responsibilities
Office Management
Manage daily office operations
Develop and oversees the office standard operating procedures
Manage office supply inventory, purchasing, and distribution
Oversee acquisitions including equipment, maintenance and services
Arrange maintenance of office suite and all office equipment and computer hardware and software
Organize and manage digital and hard-copy file systems
Coordinate IT and communications support services
Administrative and Clerical Support
Serve as office receptionist and as the first point of contact for grant applicants, grantees and public inquires
Greet and provide information to visitors
Answer phones, screen and prioritize calls and scheduling requests, and redirect as appropriate
Monitor, respond to, and redirect email communication
Manage staff calendars
Manage mailing, shipping and packaging services
Coordinate Executive Director travel arrangements
Coordinate various meetings including Board of Directors and committee meetings
Assist with presentation preparation, including content related to duties, for meetings
Complete specific work projects relevant to the work of the Board of Directors and its committees
Contribute to ad–hoc project work involving research and administrative reporting
Perform other job duties deemed necessary for the efficient operation of the Foundation
Bookkeeping
Perform routine bookkeeping functions to support contract accountant
Coordinate processing of invoices, payments, bank accounts, and reconciliations
Work with outside contractors, vendors, etc.
Create expense reports for staff
Prepare Form 1099s
Assist with annual operations budget preparation and monitoring
Grantmaking Support
Manage grant inquires explaining funding cycles and priorities
Assist with development of grant applications, forms and reports, review grant applications for completeness, and manage grants database and production flow associated with grant decision-making and management
Assist with development and generation of grant making reports, and analysis of data and trends
Schedule site visits to grantee organizations and compile organizational information in preparation for site visit
Maintain and upkeep grant files
Perform other related duties as assigned
Professional Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience is required
Minimum five years of administrative and management experience in a professional office setting
Basic bookkeeping experience and familiarity with QuickBooks
Knowledge of nonprofit or private foundation experience a plus
Proficiency with Microsoft Suite applications (Office, Word, Excel, Power Point)
Familiarity with Foundant (grants management) and database management
Personal Traits
Results-oriented and accountable administrative skills
Pro-active, self-starter with exceptional organizational skills
Flexible, with considerable judgment, initiative, and independence
Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills with the ability to work independently and as a member of a high-performing team
Able to work comfortably with diverse population
Proactive problem solver
Able to maintain confidentiality
Capable of efficiently and effectively supporting the Executive Director and Program Director
Excellent ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks
Committed to delivery of work products on time
Advanced knowledge of office and administrative procedures
Excellent computer skills
Team player who can collaborate with others
Able to travel periodically to conferences and meetings
Deep commitment to improving the health and well-being of underserved Philadelphians
TO APPLY:
Please e-mail a resume and cover letter to Ann Marie Healy at info@philahealthpartnership.org.
DEADLINE:
Open until filled
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