Administrative Assistant

Job Description Job Description THE MARIANIST PROVINCE OF THE UNITED STATES POSITION DESCRIPTION TITLE: Administrative Assistant​​​LOCATION:St. Louis​ Reports To:​ Office Manager​​​FLSA: Hourly(40hours/week) General Summary:The Administrative Assistant is responsible for providing clerical support and related services to the Office of Temporalities. The Administrative Assistant performs general office procedures in order to assist the departmental staff in completing the necessary administrative tasks of their work. PRINCIPAL DUTIES ANDRESPONSIBILITIES ❖Performs general office tasks including but not limited to typing, preparing correspondence, reports, spreadsheets, other documents as necessary for a finance office ❖Assists Office Administrator in the accounts payable process as needed ❖Assists with the office accounting system as needed ❖Process medical invoices for the brothers for payment to providers or reimbursements to the communities ❖Primary contact with medical insurance provider for the brothers ❖Assists in property/auto/liability insurance as requested ❖Organizes in person and virtual meetings for the office as needed ❖Maintains thefiling systems foraccounts payable, medical insurance, Social Security/Medicare, and personnel files for the brothers ❖Maintains list of community business managers and oversees communication with them as needed ❖Handles confidential and sensitive information with professionalism and discretion ❖Willingness to support the vision and values of the Marianists ❖Other duties as assigned by the OfficeManager QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE ❖Appropriate level of secretarial experience. ❖Experience in clerical functions and programs, including a high proficiency with typing and proofreading and the Microsoft Office Suite(Word, Excel, Outlook). ❖Excellent oral and written communication skills ❖Excellent organizational and time management skills ❖Ability to maintain the confidentiality of privileged and sensitive information ❖Work independently, set priorities, and meet deadlines ❖Proficient in using computers and other office equipment ❖Minimal understanding of bookkeeping functions ❖Basicknowledgeof medical, property, liability, and auto insurance LOCATION & HOURS This position is located at theProvinceofficesin St. Louis. As a public-facing office at the service of themission of theprovincialate, you will be expected to keep regular work hours as determined by your supervisor. PHYSICAL DEMANDS Work is generally in an indoor setting. Must be able to handle, lift objects andormaterialsofup to 25 pounds. Must be able to useatelephone (hear and speak) and use a computer. Must be able to travel by car or air. REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS Lifting up to 25 pounds is essential for this position. Lifting weights above 25 pounds may be accommodated by seeking help from another coworker.The remainderof the physical demands listed above are essential to this position for which no reasonable accommodation can be made. Job descriptions are not intended, nor shouldthey be construed, to be all-inclusive lists of all responsibilities, skills, efforts,or working conditions associated with a job. While this job description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the job requirements, management reserves the right to modify, add,or remove duties from particular jobs and to assign other duties as necessary. SALARY AND BENEFITS Competitive salary and benefit package includes medical, dental, vision, life, LTD, 403B, thirteen paid holidays, and generous paid time off. For consideration, please email cover letter and resume to: View email address on click.appcast.io Company Description The Marianist, also known as the Society of Mary, is an international Catholic religious order of priests and brothers sponsoring universities, and secondary schools, as well as parishes and retreat centers. The Marianist have been present in the United States since arriving in Ohio in 1849. Company Description The Marianist, also known as the Society of Mary, is an international Catholic religious order of priests and brothers sponsoring universities, and secondary schools, as well as parishes and retreat centers. The Marianist have been present in the United States since arriving in Ohio in 1849.