AHD Administrative & Project Assistant PB

Alameda Health System; Alameda (CA); Sur place; USD 42 000 - 71 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Alameda Health System in Alameda, CA, is seeking an Administrative & Project Assistant (per diem, day shifts) to support department leadership and manage daily operations. The role includes coordinating projects, handling confidential information, and supervising PBX Operators.

The incumbent will also assist with invoices, filing, meeting planning, and clerical duties, contributing to a professional, efficient office environment. Knowledge of Kronos payroll processes is a plus.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED required.
• AA degree or Bachelor's degree preferred.

Responsabilités

• Provides confidential administrative support to department leadership.
• Supervises PBX Operators and ensures professional visitor interactions.
• Manages invoices, procurement, and routing of confidential documents.
• Coordinates meetings, takes minutes, drafts routine correspondence.
• Handles payroll-related tasks and coordinates annual physicals for staff.

Description du poste

• Alameda, CA

• Park Bridge

• PB Hospital Administration

• Services As Needed / Per Diem - Day

• $30.77 - $51.29

• FTE:0.01

Summary

SUMMARY: The AHD Administrative & Project Assistant at Park Bridge provides confidential administrative support and carries out responsibilities in a manner that helps establish a professional environment appropriate to the assigned function. The incumbent supports, coordinates, implements and/or manages a variety of key departmental projects. This position performs operational and administrative support duties as required for the Associate Administrator at Park Bridge. This position supervises the PBX operators. Performs related duties as required.

DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

NOTE:The following are the duties performed by employees in this classification, however, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification.

• 1.Coordinates and implements a variety of departmental projects; provides operational and procedural support to the department leadership by coordinating and assisting with day-to-day department operations.
• 2.Greets visitors in a friendly and professional manner and directs to appropriate location. Receives complaints from patients, physicians, or visitors, documents and routes to appropriate department leadership, maintaining strict confidentiality. Remains calm, professional, and polite when faced with visitors who are upset, openly hostile or angry. Answers telephone and takes complex messages, or routes as appropriate. Serves as initial contact between Administration and other departments, visitors, physicians, and hospital staff.
• 3.Receives monthly invoices from vendors providing contracted services, verifies approvals getting signatures as appropriate, and submits for payment. Tracks outstanding invoices and works with AP to resolve any issues related to payment amount or timeliness. Develops and maintains confidential filing system which ensures safe storage and easy retrieval of key documents, contracts and records.
• 4.Handles confidential information which has not yet been made public and normally available only to the department leader and his/her top-level staff.
• 5.Hires, trains and supervises PBX Operators, ensuring that they are meeting required performance and attendance standards. Ensures Operators are greeting our visitors in a friendly and professional manner and directed to appropriate location. Addresses poor performance and behaviors as necessary. Completes annual performance evaluations. Relieves PBX Operators for breaks.
• 6.Relieves department leadership of certain administrative details by routinely and independently performing administrative support tasks such as researching operating problems; independently refers matters to other staff members for research.
• 7.Sorts, screens, prioritizes and routes mail, attaching pertinent correspondence and other relevant data for reference; determines in what priority material should be referred to the department leadership's attention. Prepares outgoing mail as needed. Composes routine correspondence for signature by Management.
• 8.Prepares correspondence and documents; prepares agendas and transcribes minutes of monthly department leadership's managers and department/team meetings; may take dictation from the department leadership; schedules, works with manager on agendas for meetings and other special committee meetings; take notes and distribute as instructed; edits drafts for composition and grammatical structure; prepares special reports.
• 9.Relieves department leadership of certain administrative details by routinely and independently performing administrative support tasks such as researching operating problems; independently refers mattes to other staff members for research; contacts outside vendors, general public or County representatives on matters requiring independent judgment. Screens phone calls, often personally handling those originally intended for the department leader; provides information requiring knowledge of the department leader's particular area of responsibility.
• 10.Responsible for facility payroll tasks which include running daily reports for managers, daily review of employee punches in Kronos – investigating and correcting missing or incorrect information and final review and approval of payroll before submission.
• 11.Responsible for tracking annual physicals and coordinating monthly clinics to provide physicals to employees. Monitors employee licensure and certification expiry dates. Ensures employees out of compliance are not allowed on the schedule.
• 12.Resources for employees and liaison to HR Business Partner for employee-related issues. This includes work-related injuries, benefits, various employee-related web-based systems.
• 13.Responsible for monitoring of supplies and ordering as needed. Keeps employee forms up-to-date and accessible.
• 14.Participating member in several key programs including; Daily Morning Stand Up, Angel Care Program, Walking Round Program, Manager of the Day and the Fall Committee.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Education:High Diploma or GED required.

Education:A.A. degree or Bachelor's degree preferred.

Minimum Experience:Two years of general office experience, preferably in a medical environment.

Alameda Health System is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment based on race, color, religion, national origin, age, gender, sex, ancestry, citizenship status, mental or physical disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, veteran status, or military background.