Administrative Assistant

Administrative Assistant within the Division of Trauma, Critical Care, amp; Burn in the Department of Surgery who performs a variety of administrative tasks to assigned faculty, administrators, and programs in support of patient care, academic, and research missions; coordinates and maintains appointment calendars; schedules and coordinates meetings, conferences, educational programs, and special events including logistics; detects and resolves day to day issues; conveys directives and instructions; researches, gathers, and summarizes information and data to aid research program leaders in decision-making and strategic planning; independently composes correspondence and finalizes draft copies of correspondence; makes national and international travel and lodging arrangements; collects receipts, prepares requests for, and tracks reimbursement of expenses; drafts and prepares correspondence; prepares reports, tables, and slides for presentations; assists with preparation of grant applications, manuscripts, and research reports; assists faculty with preparation of credentialing and promotion amp; tenure documents; updates CV (curriculum vitae) and tracks CME (Continuing Medical Education) documentation; answers phones and inquiries; serves as liaison for faculty, staff, investigators, administration, and external customers and organizations; opens, screens and distributes mail; establishes and maintains files; performs other duties as assigned; coordinates administrative needs of the program; assists with recruitment of faculty and staff; provides office support services related to scheduling, IHIS; coordinating and facilitating patient care; serves as back-up secretary for other physician offices as needed.

MINIMUM REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
High School diploma or GED. Certification or vocational training may be required. Associate degree in relevant field may be preferred. 2 years of relevant experience required. 4-6 years of relevant experience preferred.