Administrative Assistant

Provides confidential and high-level administrative support for a leader. Stays informed of activities relating to University programs and initiatives, apprising the leader of issues when deemed necessary. Coordinates information flow from leader's office to University. May staff Board of Directors meetings. Relieves leaders of administrative responsibilities.
** Preferred Qualifications
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* Education:

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* Experience:

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* * Previous experience in progressively responsible administrative support roles within an academic healthcare setting.
* Experience leading at least one sizable, complex project, preferably serving multiple and/or competing constituencies.
** Preferred Competencies
*** Self-starter who can operate in a complex administrative environment with limited oversight.
* Strong verbal and writing skills; ability to communicate clearly and effectively.
* Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
* Strong analytical and organizational skills.
* Proficiency in interacting comfortably with a wide range of professionals, from physicians and nurses to senior executives, faculty, and staff, fostering familiarity and a sense of comfort in a diverse academic healthcare environment.
* Ability to develop collaborative relationships throughout the organization.
* Familiarity working in an academic medical center environment.

Knowledge of project management concepts and best practices, such as resource allocation, budget, and schedule management, as well as the standard methods for communicating project updates to leadership. Ability to manage competing priorities, work simultaneously on multiple initiatives, and meet deadlines. Ability to handle confidential and sensitive materials and situations. When applying, the document(s)
** MUST
* * be uploaded via the
** My Experience
** page, in the section titled
** Application Documents
** of the application.

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