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Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)·Vancouver, British Columbia
Administrative Assistant, Population Oncology - BC Cancer Vancouver · CA$58,494 - CA$76,773/yr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 706 posted healthcare roles in Vancouver, British Columbia salarys. This role sits in the 22nd percentile.
Pay for this role is about 29% below the Vancouver, British Columbia median for similar positions.
Provide confidential administrative support to designated senior leaders and the Population Oncology portfolio..
Manage calendars and coordinate internal and external meetings, including rooms, equipment, agendas, materials, minutes and action items..
Handle telephone and email inquiries from internal and external contacts..
Prepare correspondence, minutes, agendas, tables, spreadsheets and presentations..
Maintain and improve assigned websites and electronic filing systems..
Support special projects, strategic planning, evaluations, reporting and provincial team meetings..
Assist with proofreading, editing and budget monitoring..
Arrange travel and accommodation in accordance with approved policies..
Submit and adjust employee time records and respond to timekeeping queries.
Administrative Assistant, Population Oncology BC Cancer Vancouver, BC The Administrative Assistant provides confidential administrative support to the designated Senior Leader(s) and assists with workload and activities of the Population Oncology portfolio, in an efficient and timely manner. The Administrative Assistant follows policies and procedures and works independently with minimal direction to balance priorities and workflow. The Administrative Assistant interacts with senior leaders, managers/directors and administrative support staff across the organization to convey information and professionally represent the interests of the department/senior leader. The Administrative Assistant exercises initiative, flexibility, judgment and problem-solving skills to complete confidential, time-sensitive work. What you’ll do
Liaises with internal groups, external organizations, other health authority representatives, members of the general public and visitors to the organization to provide and/or receive information. Uses judgement and initiative in determining the appropriate avenue for responses.
Handles telephone and e-mail inquiries from both internal and external sources.
Produces a variety of documents including correspondence, minutes and meeting agendas from handwritten copy and/or recordings using various word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software packages, including the creation of files, tables and spreadsheets.
Manages the calendar(s) of the designated Senior Leader(s). Schedules and arranges internal and external meetings by coordinating rooms and equipment, preparing and distributing meeting materials and agendas, taking minutes where requested and keeping track of action items.
Provides support to maintain and improve assigned websites.
Provides administrative support on special projects such as provincial team meetings, collaborative initiatives, strategic planning, evaluation, reporting to leaders.
Creates and maintains an efficient electronic filing system and workload efficiency systems e.g. to assist in proactively identifying action items to be completed prior to meetings.
Assists with proofreading and editing of materials.
Assists with development and monitoring of assigned budget(s).
Makes arrangements for travel and accommodation, as required, within PHSA approved policies and guidelines.
Submits employee time records to Payroll; adjusts timekeeping records where necessary; and answers queries regarding employees’ time, such as vacation balances. What you bring
Grade 12 education plus graduation from a formal secretarial program or equivalent education, training and experience..
Four years of recent related experience, including two years at a senior level..
Advanced proficiency with word processing, spreadsheet, database, internet and presentation software..
Ability to work independently and collaboratively, organize competing priorities, meet deadlines and manage interruptions..
Ability to communicate effectively in writing and verbally and handle confidential or sensitive information with discretion..
Ability to record and transcribe meeting minutes..
Typing speed of 60 words per minute..
Knowledge of business formats and modes of address..
Commitment to Indigenous Cultural Safety, anti-racism, equity, diversity and inclusion..
Knowledge of the impacts of settler colonialism, systemic racism and social determinants of health.
$58,494 - $76,773 /year. The starting salary for this position would be determined with consideration of the successful candidate’s relevant education and experience and would be in alignment with the provincial compensation reference plan. Salary will be prorated accordingly for part-time roles.
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