Resident Office Assistant - non-residential

San Francisco Ballet Association; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

San Francisco Ballet Association is seeking a Resident Office Assistant (RA) for the Ballet School in San Francisco. The role is part-time, hourly, with evening shifts and an average of 2-3 days per week.

The RA assists with supervision of students and manages the Student Residence under the Manager of Residential Life. Responsibilities include safety supervision, discipline, facility coordination, and event support to maintain a harmonious dorm environment.

Qualifications

• AA degree/2 or more years of college preferred; high school diploma or equivalent is acceptable

Responsibilities

• Under the direction of the Residence Manager, serves as in-loco parentis for students and responds to emergencies; reinforces fire, safety, security and curfew guidelines.
• Oversees student participation in events, bed-check, curfew, and housekeeping assignments.
• Assists with room assignments, key issuance, common spaces, storage areas, laundry room, and other administrative duties.
• Builds rapport with students and helps implement social events to foster a harmonious community.
• Applies fair disciplinary standards and refers major offenses to senior staff.

Education

AA degree/2+ years of college preferred; high school diploma or equivalent acceptable

Job description

Job Details

• Job Location: San Francisco - SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94102
• Position Type: Part Time
• Salary Range: $23.00 - $25.00 Hourly
• Job Category: Education
• Job Title: Resident Office Assistant (RA) - non-residential
• Department: Ballet School
• Reports To: Manager of Residential Life
• Classification and Hours: Part-time, hourly - average of 2-3 days per week, primarily evening shifts
• Compensation: $23-25 per hour
• Application Deadline: Open until filled

Job Purpose

Under supervision of the Manager of Residential Life, the Resident Office Assistant assists with the supervision of students and the management of the Student Residence.

Job Duties and Responsibilities

• Under the direction of the Residence Manager, serves as “in-loco parentis” for students living in the facility and responds to any emergency (fire, medical, earthquake, etc). Reinforces compliance with fire, safety, security and curfew guidelines and procedures. When needed, supervises students to scheduled, urgent, and emergency doctor’s appointments in consultation with School administration. Assists in the cleanliness and upkeep of the office unit.
• Oversees and assures student timely participation events, activities, bed-check, curfew, and housekeeping assignments.
• Assists Manager of Residential Life with facility systems according toprescribed guidelines: room assignments, key issuance, common spaces, storage areas, laundry room, etc. Assists with administrative assignments and preparation of rooms for school year program and summer session.
• Along with the Manager of Residential Life, builds rapport with students, helps implement social events, and facilitates healthy exchanges between students to effectively create a harmonious community.
• Applies fair and consistent disciplinary standards for all dormitory students. Refers all major disciplinary offenses to the Senior Manager of Residential Life.
• Performs other duties as required or assigned by supervisor.

Qualifications

Internal Contacts

School Administration & Training Department staff, Senior Manager of Residential Life; Facilities staff

External Contacts

Families, vendors, students, SFCM residential life team

Education Level and Focus

AA degree/2 or more years of college preferred; high school diploma or equivalent is acceptable

Years and Type of Related Experience Required

Summer camp counselor, youth development assistant, university residence life staff, or RA experience working with adolescents in a residential setting preferred

Technical Competencies

• Effectively supervises students to ensure their safety.
• Effectively prioritize work to reflect the needs of the students and facility.
• Communicates with others (both orally and in writing) in a manner that ensures clear and mutual understanding of information.
• Understands and differentiates levels of confidentiality
• Faces difficult situations with tenacity and supports students and staff.
• Actively listens to students and family concerns and problems and reports concerns and problems to school administration as appropriate. Helps to identify appropriate solutions. Follows up to ensure positive outcomes.
• Maintains documentation and files that are readily accessible and understandable by others.
• Demonstrates diplomacy and tact in all interactions
• Applies creativity and innovation to work processes.
• Supports and provides equal and fair treatment and opportunity for all.
• Ability to understand, follow, and enforce SFBS and SFCM/Bowes Center emergency and safety guidelines.

Physical Demands

• Must be able to physically assist an injured student which may include lifting the individual and supporting their weight with your shoulders. Must be able lift boxes of supplies weighing up to 30 lbs.
• Must be able climb/descend stairs

Required Licenses

• CPR and First Aid certification
• Fire extinguisher

Other

Employment subject to a successful FBI and CA DOJ background check and fingerprinting.

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San Francisco Ballet Association is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to employing a diverse staff.

Qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records will be considered for the position in accordance with the Fair Chance Ordinance (FCO).