Bilingual Executive Assistant - Human Services
United Community Center · Milwaukee, WI · 1 wk ago
AdministrativeFull-time
About the Role
Reporting directly to the Director of Human Services Department (HSD), this role serves as the strategic administrative partner to the Director and the Leadership Team. The position functions as the primary gatekeeper and liaison for both internal staff and external stakeholders.
Responsibilities
Executive Support
- Assists the Director with daily administrative duties and completes a broad variety of administrative tasks that include managing an active calendar of appointments.
- Completes productivity reports; composes and prepares correspondence.
- Arranges complex and detailed travel plans, itineraries, and agendas and compiles documents for meetings.
- Communicates with the general staff on the Director’s behalf and coordinates logistics with high-level meetings both internally and externally.
- Communicates directly and on behalf of the Director and Clinical Supervisor with other supervisors, staff, and others (internal and external) on matters related to programmatic initiatives as directed.
- Drafts reports, letters of solicitation, proposals; prepares and coordinates oral and written communication with other agencies and internally.
HR Support
- Coordinates interviews, manages candidate communications, and facilitates the initial orientation for new program staff.
- Administratively supports HR with the onboarding process for all new employees.
Management Liaison
- Assists in coordinating the agenda of management team meetings.
- Prepares an agenda for the meetings and sets up any technology needed to allow those attending meetings virtually to attend.
Additional Responsibilities
- Manages information flow in a timely and accurate manner.
- Quickly understands needs and requests and directs inquiries and requests for support to the correct leader as warranted by priority and leader areas of expertise.
- Shares information and updates with others, while ensuring clear, concise, and professional communication through reports, documentation, written, and other communications.
- Responsible for written and verbal communications through letters, memos, and phone calls, including screening calls, message taking, and setting up appointments.
- Responsible for taking and receiving mail daily at the main building on Ninth Street.
- Maintains an organized and friendly filing system, categorized and in chronological order.
- Manages department inventory tracking to ensure the program is always adequately supplied, and coordinates material orders as requested and approved by the Director.
- Understands basic budgeting and expenses tracking to manage program purchases and reconcile receipts.
- Submits monthly mileage reimbursement forms for designated staff to the Accounting Department.
- Regularly reviews and updates monthly office information and resource boards to ensure timely and accurate communication.
- Coordinates and communicates new departmental updates to relevant staff to ensure awareness and alignment.
- Submits and monitors all departmental maintenance and technical requests to ensure timely resolution.
- Tracks and documents staff time-off requests and call-ins with accuracy.
- Prepares and submits bi-weekly payroll documentation for designated staff and receives Director approval and signature.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Requirements
- AS or BS in Business Administration, Communications, Human Resources, or Management.
- One to three years of office experience working with top management.
- Excellent (bilingual; Spanish and English preferred) communication and written skills.
- Vast knowledge of computer programs.
- Ability to work independently, well organized, detail-oriented, and a decision-maker.
- Valid WI driver’s license and insured vehicle.
Working Conditions
- Clean working conditions, a computer, and the ability to bend, sit, and stand for hours at a time.
- Ability to be flexible with lunch hour.
- This position requires active support for program operations and the ability to travel locally to purchase program supplies, equipment, and materials.