Administrative Specialist III

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First Things FirstEarly childhood
This position may offer the ability to work remotely, within Arizona, based upon the department's business needs and continual meeting of expected performance measures.Full-TimeMiddle
Salary47,840 USD per year
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Job Details

Experience
At least four years of administrative experience working in a team environment; or a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in a relevant field with at least two years of administrative experience working in a team environment.
Required Skills
Project ManagementSharePointMicrosoft OfficeGoogle Workspace

Requirements

  • Have at least four years of administrative experience working in a team environment, or a relevant bachelor’s degree and at least two years of administrative experience in a team environment.
  • Demonstrate strong oral, written and listening communication skills, including document editing and formatting.
  • Have experience developing and maintaining email distribution lists.
  • Have current computer skills in Adobe Acrobat Pro, Google Workspace, Microsoft Office and virtual meeting applications.
  • Bring organizational and time management skills and experience with project management processes and managing multiple priorities.
  • Be flexible to attend occasional evening or weekend meetings.
  • Be able to travel, including overnight stays, and regularly participate in in-person meetings outside the immediate service area.
  • Experience providing customer service to communities in the Northeast Regional Area is strongly preferred.
  • Minute-taking, writing, records retention, Arizona Open Meeting Law, and experience with volunteer community groups, boards or councils are preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Support regional staff and volunteer council members with calendars, reimbursements, travel, meeting logistics and meeting documents.
  • Prepare meeting packets, record and retain minutes, and support compliance with Open Meeting Law.
  • Monitor regional budgets and procurement, and manage office operations, records, files and state vehicles.
  • Process council member applications and paperwork, coordinate interviews and onboarding or offboarding, and maintain the member database.
  • Coordinate travel activities and reimbursements for regional staff and council members.
  • Assist with grant application requests, related meetings and delivery of applications in alignment with Arizona State Procurement procedures.
  • Support staff in Open Meeting Law, conflict of interest and computer applications including Adobe Acrobat Pro, SharePoint, Google Workspace and virtual meeting applications.
  • Onboard and train new staff and provide interim support to other regions when necessary.
  • Lead or participate in workgroups to create, review and update administrative procedures and communicate changes.
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