Executive Assistant - Neonatology

Executive Assistant - Neonatology

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Department: Neonatology

Location: Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania- 3400 Spruce St (Occasional Team Meetings at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) - 3401 Civic Center Blvd)

Hours: Full Time

Summary:

• The Executive Assistant (EA) will provide executive level administrative support to the Department Chair, COO, and COS, anticipating and executing upon those needs. The EA will coordinate among management team members and within the organization on behalf of the executive team to align current activities with priorities. S/he will obtain and transmit information to executive team from within the organization to assist in furthering priorities, as well as filter communications of executive team and prioritize communications for executive review. S/he will serve as liaison between department executives, faculty, administrators, and PSOM, UPHS staff and leadership, and leadership and staff of external entities. The EA will act as the point person for the department's faculty, responding to various inquiries and resolving issues. The EA will work to execute the initiatives and maximize efforts of executives. The EA will oversee administrative support staff to ensure the efficient operation of the Chair's Suite

Responsibilities:

• General operations
• Support and comply with all standards for UPHS licensure; to include JCAHO, State and any other licensing agencies.
• Complete all annual in-service programs and other compliance requests either online, in person, and/or in writing as established by UPHS and Department policies.
• Office management
• Manage the routine operation of the Chair's Suite, which includes oversight of the administrative support staff of the Vice Chairs and Executive Leadership.
• Chairs and Executive Leadership
• Ensure efficient operations, including adequate coverage as appropriate
• Approve time-off
• Evaluate performance
• Manage and maintain complex calendars of the Chair, COO, COS
• Schedule and arrange all associated details for large and small meetings and events, making decisions based on working knowledge of responsibilities and priorities of executives
• Ensure that executives are prepared for meetings
• Coordinate travel arrangements
• Develop itineraries
• Process reimbursements and payments
• Manage incoming calls and email
• Reports
• Collect and compile data, statistics and other materials accurately for reports, budgets, correspondence, etc
• Research available sources thoroughly to gather requested or needed information
• Written communication/documents
• Prepare, edit, and distribute various materials
• Compose and prepare correspondence for signature, using correct grammar and format, and meeting content requirements
• Maintains files and records

Credentials:

Education or Equivalent Experience:

• Bachelor of Arts or Science (Required)
• 3-5 years' minimum experience providing administrative support to management, preferably in a university or academic medicine environment.

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