Administrator/ Coordinator
Salary Grades II & III
Job Scope and Responsibilities
- Accountable for administering, coordinating, and executing a specific, on-going initiative within a division or department
- Performs work based on general descriptions of goals, objectives, and plans for the defined initiative or program, typically under the direction of a Director
- Interprets goals and uses past experience with general policies or guiding principles in order to make decisions
- May serve as departmental resource on procedural, administrative or operational issues
- May direct the work of others (contractors or CCP employees) in support of the designated initiative/program
- May directly supervise other CCP administrative employees
Independence / Impact
For non-supervisory staff:
- Accountable to department management for planning own work within the context of the department’s objectives and for handling all job responsibilities efficiently and effectively
For supervisory staff:
- Plans and oversees the daily work of staff, including scheduling work, setting performance standards and ensuring adherence
- Accountable to department leadership for ensuring high levels of performance of self and staff
- May make recommendations to department management on human resources issues such as hiring, termination, performance reviews, promotions, etc. for own staff
Knowledge / Skill / Competencies
- Knowledge of division/department’s objectives and goals and how own job contributes
- Working knowledge in area of responsibility
- Solid understanding of work flow, process steps and professional standards for the function
- Organizational and time management skills
- Ability to set priorities for self and manage own time, effort and activities
For supervisory staff:
- Ability to learn and apply supervisory skills
Minimum Qualifications
- Typically requires an Associate’s degree (or two years of college level course work), plus four or more years of relevant expertise
- Substitution: Bachelor’s degree can substitute for two years of relevant experience.
- Experience can substitute for the required education on a one-year for one-year basis.
- Specific requirements for individual positions may vary