Administrative Specialist II; MTM

JOB SUMMARY

Under supervision, performs a variety of clerical duties in support of office, program or unit operations.

This is the second level of a four-level classification series. The Administrative Specialist II differs from other levels in this classification series in that the incumbent is required to exercise a moderate degree of independent judgment in the performance of their duties. The incumbent performs technical office support tasks requiring a clear understanding and skill in applying office guidelines and work methods.

This list is intended only to illustrate the various types of work that may be performed. The omission of specific statements does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related or logical assignment to the position.

• Performs reception work and provides information to internal and/or external customers/clients; maintains security and confidentiality.
• Answers telephones, screens calls, responds to inquiries and/or refers callers to appropriate individuals and/or departments. Some employees may have to deal with sensitive and/or potentially volatile situations.
• Opens, date stamps, sorts and distributes incoming mail and processes outgoing mail.
• Receives, labels, logs, files and retrieves data.
• Maintains numeric records such as inventory, logs and/or accounting files.
• Inventories, orders, collects and distributes supplies and/or equipment.
• Types and/or word processes documents.
• Schedules meetings and reserves conference rooms, schedules appointments and maintains calendars for supervisor and/or clients.
• Proofreads and verifies own work.
• Assists or orients co-workers, as assigned.
• Identifies priority and time-sensitive materials.
• Runs errands and works on special projects as needed.
• Because of the Tribe’s commitment to community service and the well-being of its members, each employee may be expected to perform a wide range of office and field duties from time to time. Such duties may or may not be related to their regular responsibilities.

Graduation from a high school or equivalent with course work in general office practices, and two (2) years of experience in an office, administrative, or related support position is required. Some assignments may require program specific certifications at a time set by the Tribe. A valid Washington State Driver’s license is required.

Knowledge of: general office principles and practices, operation of standard office equipment that may include typewriter, personal computer, copier, fax machines and multi‑line telephone, software applications relative to the position assignment, basic mathematics.

Skilled in: keyboarding (speed required may vary according to position assignment), word processing (knowledge of software programs varies according to position assignment), oral and written communications, interpersonal and human relations, problem‑solving, customer service - in person and via telephone (discretion, patience, etiquette, professionalism) following oral and written instructions, prioritizing workload and adapting to changes in workload demand, providing limited training, maintaining confidentiality of sensitive matters, following through on assignments as directed, initiative and accountability skills for work product or service.

Continuously uses vision. Frequently sits for long periods of time. Frequently talks and listens. Manual dexterity for computer work and routine paperwork. Occasionally walks and reaches with hands and arms. Occasionally lifts up to 50 lbs.

WA State Driver's License