• Office Manager & Assistant to the UME Associate…

    SUNY Upstate Medical University (Syracuse, NY)


    Job Summary:

    The Norton College of Medicine endeavors to prepare students for delivering the highest quality patient care to our communities. The Office of Undergraduate Medical Education administers the undergraduate medical education program, coordinates the content and sequence of courses, and promotes innovative learning, teaching, and evaluation of techniques. Our curriculum integrates foundational and clinical sciences while addressing the humanistic aspects of medicine- including the ethical, legal, and social implications.

     

    The Office Manager and Assistant to the UME Associate Dean's primary focus is to provide administrative and operational support to the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Medical Education (ADUME) and the UME Office. Responsibilities include managing the ADUMEs calendar and communication, scheduling and preparing for meetings, providing committee support, maintenance of the physical office space, office supplies and equipment, management of travel arrangements and reimbursements, tracking and monitoring of day-to-day budget and purchases, management of UME policies and projects, and support for LCME accreditation.

    Minimum Qualifications:

    Bachelors degree and 2 years of relevant administrative experience or executive assistant experience required. Proficient in MS Outlook, Sharepoint/Onedrive, Excel, Adobe Pro & Teams required.

    Preferred Qualifications:

    Administrative experience in an academic environment preferred.

    Work Days:

    M-F Days

    Message to Applicants:

    Recruitment Office: Human Resources

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