Human Resources Generalist

POSITION SUMMARY

The position of Human Resources Generalist for the Center for Organ Recovery & Education (CORE) is one of significant responsibility. They are responsible to the Center's CEO/President and are directly supervised by the General Counsel and Director of Human Resources and Senior Human Resources Business Partner. They will work collaboratively with the team on human resource systems, practices, processes, and procedures.


SCOPE OF RESPONSIBILITY

The Human Resources Generalist is responsible for providing input to the General Counsel and Director of Human Resources and Senior Human Resources Business Partner on employment-related issues and ensures compliance with applicable laws and organizational policies. They will maintain a level of knowledge to offer appropriate solutions that are legally defensible and in line with CORE values. They are expected to recommend new approaches, policies, and procedures to effect continual improvements in the efficiency of the HR department and CORE.

The Human Resources Generalist will be responsible for the maintenance of the personnel records, administration and processing of all leaves of absence, administration of employee benefits, administration and coordination of the annual employee performance review process, and other human resource related tasks such as tracking of role specific requirements and needs which includes but is not limited to scheduling lab work and processing clearance verifications and reverifications for clinical staff. They ensure HR files and documentation are consistently audit ready, reducing compliance risk and protecting CORE from potential regulatory and legal consequences. They will assist with the administration of worker's compensation, FMLA, Unemployment Compensation, long-term disability, and short-term disability claims. They will be responsible for data entry in the HRIS system. They will also manage the paperwork for Per Diem contractors. They will partner with Finance to provide accurate HR data necessary for payroll. They will provide HR reporting, data analysis, and project support. They may also be assigned other job-related functions, from time to time, by the President/CEO, the General Counsel and Director of Human Resources, or the Sr. Human Resources Business Partner.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS

The primary duty of the Generalist must be the performance of work requiring advanced knowledge of their specific field (which is a field of science or learning) and performing work requiring the consistent exercise of discretion and judgment. They must be able to perform in a proactive manner and not reactive. This work is distinguished from work involving routine mental, manual, mechanical, or physical work. A learned professional employee uses the advanced knowledge to analyze, interpret, or make deductions from varying facts or circumstances. (Advanced knowledge CANNOT be attained at the high school level). The Generalist will oversee their respective duties and may have the authority to recommend the employment, termination, promotion, or change of status of an employee within the organization. The Generalist must have a post high school education, preferably a bachelor's degree, in their area of specialty, or have obtained the advanced knowledge through a combination of work experience and intellectual instruction. The Human Resources Generalist is expected to obtain an HR Certification within 2 years of hire.

DEGREE OF JOB DIFFICULTY

Human Resources precedents impact every employee of CORE and inadvertent errors, inconsistencies, or mistakes could result in compliance failures, legal consequences, financial inaccuracies, and employee dissatisfaction.