Administrative Officer 3

Description

The Department of Medicine is seeking a collaborative and experienced Administrative Officer to serve as a key operational leader supporting the clinical chief for the GIM - Extensivist and Palliative Care. In this position, you will oversee a broad portfolio of administrative and operational functions for a nationally recognized, research-intensive academic division, including finance, human resources, faculty and staff administration, strategic planning, facilities, and operational initiatives. The Administrative Officer will partner closely with departmental leadership to optimize day-to-day operations, drive process improvements, and ensure the successful execution of the division's academic, clinical, and research missions. This is an exceptional opportunity for a proactive leader who thrives in a fast-paced environment and enjoys supporting innovative programs that advance patient care, education, and groundbreaking research.

Annual range: $87,800.40-$133,632.00

Qualifications

Required:

• Minimum of 5 years as a project lead in a business/admin unit within a basic science/clinical department or service line.

• Bachelor's Degree and/or equivalent combination of education & experience

• Understanding of the concepts of strategic leadership, planning and change management approaches in a complex environment, preferably a research-intensive medical school/health system.

• Ability to demonstrate an entry level of diplomacy in persuading and influencing people at various levels to achieve results.

• Ability to identify and analyze pertinent information/data to make and communicate recommendations and decisions.

• Effective interpersonal and communication skills.

• Ability as a partner to maintain a culture of integrity and accountability. (Required)

• Understanding of financial planning concepts as it pertains to academic health care, research and higher education.

• Ability to serve as a receptive listener and seeks to understand the differing sides of each situation.

• Demonstrated ability to communicate medical, policy and administrative information in English.

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