Admin Coordinator – Behavioral Health

Baystate Health; Springfield (MA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

Baystate Health is seeking an Administrative Coordinator to manage scheduling for department leaders, coordinate rotations, and support education programs across Adult and Child Behavioral Health. The role requires handling calendars, coordinating meetings, and serving as a liaison with faculty, staff, and external contacts.

The ideal candidate will have strong clerical skills, excellent written and verbal communication, and the ability to manage multiple projects with competing priorities in a

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years relevant experience in office assistance and administration.
• Proficiency in Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
• GED or HiSET required.

Responsibilities

• 1) Manage department leaders' calendars and meeting materials, including follow-up and agendas.
• 2) Track confidential information, compile data, and reporting with Excel formulas/macros.
• 3) Interact with executives, medical staff, and external contacts to relay information and arrange meetings.
• 4) Coordinate rotations and orientations for clinical students as applicable.
• 5) Maintain filing systems and process records to support department operations.

Skills

Secretarial Skills

Organizational Skills

Project Management

Administrative Skills

Education

GED/HiSET Required

Tools

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft PowerPoint

Job description

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The Administrative Coordinator is responsible for coordinating third-year medical student rotations, managing clinical schedules and curriculum calendars, administering educational content through Canvas, maintaining attendance records, and serving as the primary administrative liaison between Program Directors, faculty, students, and departmental leadership.

The position also provides administrative support for both the Adult and Child Outpatient Behavioral Health Programs, ensuring continuity of operations, timely communication, and accurate scheduling across multiple stakeholders.

The coordinator supports required medical student education activities and clerkship administration.

Summary:

This position reports to the Manager. Provides a wide range of administrative and executive level support to Department. Works with direction and little to no supervision, as projects mature.

This position performs various administrative duties. The Admin Coordinator assists the department leadership in the general handling of his/her activities. This is accomplished by acting as administrative coordinator and communications link with Baystate Health and department personnel, other departments, clients, patients, and other outside contacts. This includes a good general knowledge of the Department's business, organization, people, policies, procedures, and structure, and enough resourcefulness and self-confidence to ensure effective and efficient communications and operational activities. Inquisitiveness, emotional intelligence, and flexibility are beneficial qualities because of the general nature of the position and the diverse missions of the Department. Must be highly self-directed; possess strong organization skills, including the ability to handle multiple, simultaneous projects with shifting responsibilities and priorities independently and in a team environment. Must have strong customer service skills and must have excellent communication skills both orally and in writing. Must be flexible and able to adapt to quickly changing priorities. Responsible for reporting local/departmental/system challenges and outcomes to manager and leadership and seeking support in a timely manner.

This position will also support other leaders in the Department, including all Directors / Chiefs of Divisions, and managers. This position answers inquiries concerning department activities, operations, policies and procedures with support from the manager as appropriate. Incumbent provides the highest level of secretarial, clerical, and administrative support services to the department leadership including maintaining internal and external contacts, maintaining the calendar, preparing correspondence in final form, receiving visitors, scheduling meetings, maintaining files, and conducting special projects as assigned. Assumes responsibility and brings focused attention to issues and inquiries received with support and report out to leadership and team members when appropriate. Duties require a thorough knowledge of department responsibility to gather data and prepare reports, answer correspondence, conduct projects, etc. Collaborates with other support staff and provides back up coverage to others as needed.

Job Responsibilities:

• 1)Charged with the management and scheduling of meetings and calendars for the department leaders including all Directors/Chiefs of Divisions and managers where applicable. Coordination and preparation of meeting materials including follow-up and confirmation of meeting details and agendas.
• 2)Responsible for the timely tracking, collecting and preparation of highly confidential information appropriately and professionally. Projects include but are not limited to tracking and meeting preparation, survey distribution, collection and reporting of data where applicable, using complex formulas, macros and calculations in Excel, and compliance tracking/reporting initiatives, while identifying/reporting gaps in process. Offering solutions to identified problems and synthesizing processes.
• 3)Interacts frequently with a wide variety of personnel including executives, medical staff and/or outsiders in a highly professional and efficient manner to obtain or relay information, arrange meeting, gather data, etc. Receives and screens visitors and telephone calls and responds to general inquiries or routes to appropriate personnel.
• 4)Executes the coordination and scheduling of rotations with the department where applicable. Acts as the liaison between educational program directors and the department. Additionally participates and coordinates orientations for allied health students completing clinical rotations where applicable.
• 5)Synthesizes, maintains, and revises record-keeping and filing systems, and classifies, sorts and files correspondence, articles, records and other documents.
• 6)Assists in monitoring department budgets and accounts and reports variances as appropriate. Accepts receipts and invoices for non-routine expenditures. Maintains inventory of office supplies, participates in evaluating and recommending purchase of office equipment, and monitors equipment service contracts.
• 7)Coordinates the development and distribution of departmental newsletters.
• 8)Maintains leadership calendar and relieves leadership of specified executive and administrative support duties. Interacts and represents leader as liaison with management staff, administrative offices and departments throughout the institution.
• 9)Assists in the maintenance of administrative and clinical operational policies and procedures.
• 10)Where applicable, takes the lead for the coordination and follow-up of administrative support needs for the physicians and CRNAs including documentation of academic in-service trainings for clinical and non-clinical personnel..
• 11)Where applicable, accountable for the coordination of physician and CRNA hospital onboarding when manager is not available.
• 12)Assists with the tracking and progress reporting of provider compliance with hospital safety education standards and other designated requirements with support from the manager.
• 13)Effectively manages multiple projects simultaneously with attention to detail, and brings closure to projects and assignments, plans ahead, and initiates activities critical to the department and organization. Must also demonstrate creativity, flexibility at a moment's notice to change and respond effectively given the demands of the day. Responsible for reporting challenges, progress, and outcomes of projects in a timely manner.
• 14)Prepares complex administrative reports, presentations, statements, rosters, etc. as directed. Performs difficult data and/or information gathering, develops complex spreadsheets, graphs, drafts, etc. and prepares special reports and analyses for review by Chair and others. Requires expertise in applicable departmental software and systems. Requires excellent organizational, interpersonal, communications/writing, project management, and customer service skills in serving multiple demands from department.
• 15)Reports status of activities and projects to leadership at monthly staff meetings. Responsible for requesting support when needed to ensure timely and accurate completion of projects.

Required Work Experience:

• 1)Minimum of 3 years relevant experience in office assistance and administration required
• 2) Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and Power Point expertise and proficiency is required
• 4) Excellent organizational, interpersonal, communications/writing, project management, and customer service skills in serving multiple demands from department

Preferred Work Experience:

• 1)None Listed

Skills and Competencies:

• 1)Secretarial, Organizational, Project Management and Administrative Skills
• 2) Personal Qualities (Foresight): The ability to learn and then anticipate what is to be done on the Chair's behalf and how he wants it accomplished
• 3) Able to set priorities and judge priorities in terms of Chair's needs and time
• 4) (Interpersonal Skills): Having a sensitive and cooperative attitude in working relationships with individuals at times
• 5) Know whom to approach and how to achieve end results
• 6) Encourage and develop good rapport with all staff
• 7) Effective writing and verbal skills
• 8) Know when to assert and when to hold back
• 9) (Loyalty): The importance of protecting confidential matters pertaining to the leadership business life cannot be overemphasized

Education:

GED or HiSET (Required)

Certifications:

Compensation

Note: The compensation range(s) in the table below represent the base salaries for all positions at a given grade across the health system. Typically, a new hire can expect a starting salary somewhere in the lower part of the range. Actual salaries may vary by position and will be determined based on the candidate's relevant experience. No employee will be paid below the minimum of the range. Pay ranges are listed as hourly for non-exempt employees and based on assumed full time commitment for exempt employees.

Minimum – Midpoint – Maximum

$21.95 – $25.22 – $29.82

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