Executive Assistant

About Company Samaritan Ministries is a Biblical solution to health care. It is not insurance. We deliver authentic, compassionate, and personal service in the name of Christ to enable and inspire members to provide for one another’s medical needs through prayer, encouragement, and financial support. From demonstrating Christ-centered compassion to modeling best practices in health care sharing, Samaritan Ministries is committed to keeping Jesus at the center of everything we do. The way we interact with our colleagues and engage with our members is a testament that we are ultimately serving Christ and His Kingdom. Summary The Executive Assistant serves the members of Samaritan Ministries International by providing administrative support as directed by management. This includes coordinating meetings, preparing reports, project management as assigned, coordinating travel as required, and assisting in the management and execution of daily tasks related to the Ministry Cabinet, Board of Directors, (if applicable), and the ministry overall. Competencies Information Management Event Management Fostering Communication Planning and Organizing Professionalism Managing Resources Acting with Integrity, Empathy, and Compassion Collaborating with Others Neighbor Focus Pursuing Excellence Attention to Detail Writing Skills Key Responsibilities Provide administrative support to senior management and to the team as requested. Coordinate travel arrangements. Participate in team and strategy meetings as required. Provide support to the team and directors. Coordinate team meetings and company events. Prepare presentations, documents, and reports. Provide occasional administrative support to other departments as required. Provide support to Board Meetings as needed. Schedule meetings, create agendas, attend meetings and take minutes when required. Act as a proxy to senior management as needed. Provide support to Executive's email as directed. Coordinate and provide support to special projects as required. Administer and coordinate the Executive's calendar. Qualifications And Experience Four-year college degree from an accredited college or equivalent of education and experience. Certified Administrative Professional (CAP). Professional Administrative Certification of Excellence (PACE). Administrative Assistant Certification (CAA). Staff are required to possess applicable knowledge to bring value to SMI in this role, know and utilize resources well, ask questions to ensure full understanding, gain and retain knowledge to keep up with changes, and accept and engage with training to grow knowledge for current and future responsibilities. Knowledge of Ministry Cabinet (MC) roles and responsibilities. Knowledge of Operating Council (OC) roles and responsibilities. Ability to maintain confidentiality (Advanced). Knowledge of all department and applicable processes, procedures, and policies. SMI Bylaws. SMI facilities, organizational structure, department, and job functions. Legal documentation and contract review process. Ministry Strategy and initiatives. Department goals. Board and Ministry Cabinet relations and meeting procedures. Adobe Products (Intermediate). Microsoft Office Suite (Intermediate). Microsoft SharePoint (Intermediate). Additional Information Tasks are normally conducted in a regular office environment, requiring use of computer and mouse and other standard office equipment. Staff usually remain in a stationary position, often standing or sitting for prolonged periods. Staff will observe safety principles while performing the duties of the position. Staff will be required to travel and have a valid driver’s license. May need to lift and move items up to 35 lbs on occasion. Staff must perform work in a dedicated space that is free from distractions and interruptions, where others cannot view their work or overhear conversations. Have an approved internet speed, latency, and jitter by the SMI IT Department. Staff will be provided with equipment that is necessary for the position, and the equipment is unable to be used for non-business uses. Remote staff are unable to operate as a primary caregiver while working remotely. Primary caregiver is defined as when a staff member is operating as the primary responsible person in a home with children under age 14 or providing care to anyone needing intermittent or constant attention and/or supervision. Staff are encouraged to keep cameras on during virtual meetings to foster engagement, enhance communication, and strengthen team rapport. Disclaimer: This job description is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel in the classification. Work hours may be irregular including performing duties on evenings or weekends. This position requires an active commitment to the mission and values of SMI. In the course of performing job duties, the employee will act in a manner that is Christ-honoring as well as Christ-like, demonstrating a personal Christian faith and witness in all interpersonal interactions. Pay Range 23.90-33.90 Starting pay usually falls within the lower half of the pay range and is determined by experience, skills, and education. Benefits Include Performance-based incentive pay SMI Membership with monthly healthcare bonus Health Insurance: MEC plan with employer HSA contribution 401K Retirement plan with employer contribution Life Insurance Short-term disability Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account Time Off: 9 company paid holidays, 5 missions days accrued annually, maternity and paternity leave, FMLA, Bereavement, and weekly accrued PTO (40 hours to use after 30 days + 80 hours accrued for 48 weeks) Health club or home workout benefits for participating staff Formal staff development and leadership training Spiritual support and counseling through our staff support office Repeatedly certified as a Best Christian Workplace #J-18808-Ljbffr