November 16, 2009 | PROGRAM ASSISTANT II | Toronto | Competition #2009-088
| Competition # | 2009-088 |
| Date: | November 16, 2009 |
| Position: | PROGRAM ASSISTANT II |
| Location: | Toronto, OIS Provincial – Interpreter Standards and Professional Development |
| Start Date: | Immediately |
| Minimum Start Salary: | $6,789 per annum ($33,947 per annum, pro-rated to 20%) |
| Position Status: | Permanent, Part-time, 7 hours per week |
POSITION SUMMARY:
Perform general administrative functions for the development and implementation of operations and to provide assistance to the OIS Provincial Manager of Interpreter Standards and Professional Development for the successful implementation of all program goals.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
Direct Service
• Provide confidential and general secretarial support to the manager
• Co-ordinate application, interview and screening process for freelance interpreters
• Liaise with regions regarding recruitment of potential freelance interpreter candidates
• Liaise and assist OIS assignment co-coordinators with scheduling of screenings for the OIS Registration
• Assist with regional and community contact for collection and dissemination of various materials
• Responsible for statistics and providing reports as required, including maintaining information on the OIS database
• Responsible for the organization and preparation of meetings and training events where necessary, including dissemination of meeting material, room booking and set up, accommodation and catering arrangements, booking access teams, videoconferencing etc
• Answer department calls, general email inquiries, receive, distribute and respond to general correspondence
• Responsible for mass mailings
• Respond to general inquiries regarding the program
• Develop and maintain program files
• Provide appropriate back up for office staff in their absence
• Other duties as assigned
Administrative
• Provide confidential and general secretarial/clerical support to the manager and other staff when required
• Assist manager with materials development and distribution e.g. collection of data and coordination of package, etc.
• Regularly liaise between manager and outside community agencies
• Responsible for collation of statistics and providing reports as required
• Research, maintain and update manual/computerized resource lists, files and information in relation to program service initiatives
• Responsible for organization of meetings/events where necessary including room set up, dissemination of agenda, booking rooms, booking access requirements, etc.
• Responsible for trouble shooting office equipment e.g. fax, printer, photocopier, etc.
• Assist department with clerical and administration tasks as assigned
• Responsible for creation, administration and monitoring of schedule systems in conjunction with manager
• Assist manager with marketing of program
• Assist in preparation of standards, protocols and procedures
• Responsible for maintaining and revising forms
• Responsible for ordering office supplies and making arrangements for equipment repairs Order office supplies and maintain inventories
• Assist manager/OIS team members in preparation of special projects as required
Financial Administration
• Assist in general program accounting procedures
• Assist in preparation of ministry and other financial reporting as required
• Maintain overview of program expenditures; ensure timely and accurate submission of financial records
• Maintain and prepare/code information for Financial Services including invoices, cheque requisitions, special billings, cash cheques, tax receipts, etc.
Community Education
• Provide information for inquires in relation to CHS and OIS programs as required
• Educate consumers on use of interpreter services
• Liaise with community partners to promote and educate consumers regarding the OIS Registration Process and interpreting services
• Participate in presentations and displays related to CHS and OIS services
• Attend community council and other committee meetings as required
Professional Development
• Acquire and maintain the ASL Proficiency required for the position (Intermediate Plus)
• Attend internal staff meetings as required
• Keep up to date on issues and information related to the position and agency
• Attend specialized training and professional development as required
LINE OF RESPONSIBILITY:
Reports to Manager, Interpreter Standards and Professional Development, OIS
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Graduate of a Community College in Office Administration or equivalent
• 2 - 3 years administrative work experience
• Proficiency in MS Office Suite, Internet and database applications
• Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) or willingness to acquire proficiency to the level required for this position
• Basic accounting skills and knowledge of AP/AR processing
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and customer service skills
• Excellent organizational skills and ability to work both independently and within teams; including the ability to adapt to and to balance conflicting priorities
• Excellent information coordination skills; attention to detail; analytical skills
• Demonstrated sensitivity to working in a culturally diverse environment
| CLOSING DATE: | Internal* - November 24, 2009 External - Until Filled *Please note that as per the terms of our Collective Agreement, qualifying internal candidates will be considered first. External candidates - you will be contacted if you are selected for an interview. |
| SEND RESUME TO: | Subject: Competition # 2009-088 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Human Resources The Canadian Hearing Society |
| Please email your resume as a MS Word attachment or paste the resume into the body of the email. Remember to put the competition number in the subject line. Thank you for your application. |
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