Executive Assistant / Executive Ops Coordinat
- Source: ADP
- Hope Program, A Licensed Clinical Social Worker Professional Corporation
- $102,043 to $135,000 /yr
- On-site
- San Ramon
- Full-Time
- Mid level
Job Description
Executive Assistant to the CEO / Executive Operations Coordinator
Position Summary
The Executive Assistant to the CEO / Executive Operations Coordinator provides high-level administrative, organizational, and operational support to the CEO and Executive Team. This position helps keep executive priorities, meetings, projects, communications, and follow-up activities organized and moving forward.
The role works closely with the CEO, Chief Clinical Officer (CCO), Vice President, Head of People, and Executive Clinical Team. The Executive Assistant serves as a central point of coordination across these leaders and helps ensure that information, decisions, assignments, and deadlines are communicated and followed through appropriately.
This is not a traditional administrative support position. The successful candidate must be comfortable working directly with senior leadership, managing competing priorities, coordinating cross-functional work, identifying issues before they become problems, and operating independently with limited day-to-day direction.
The position requires a high level of discretion because it involves access to confidential executive, employee, financial, clinical, legal, operational, and organizational information.
Primary Responsibilities
Executive Support
- Manage the CEO’s calendar, including scheduling, prioritizing meetings, resolving conflicts, and adjusting schedules as organizational priorities change.
- Keep the CEO informed of upcoming commitments, deadlines, meetings, decisions, and follow-up items.
- Prepare the CEO for meetings by gathering information, preparing briefing materials, coordinating presentations, and identifying outstanding items that require attention.
- Serve as a primary point of contact for matters involving the CEO and determine whether requests should be handled directly, referred to another leader, or elevated to the CEO.
- Prepare correspondence, reports, presentations, agendas, spreadsheets, talking points, and other executive-level materials.
- Coordinate business travel, itineraries, lodging, transportation, and related documentation.
- Prepare or coordinate expense and mileage reports.
- Maintain executive contact lists, records, files, and other information.
- Handle confidential and sensitive information with appropriate discretion.
Executive Operations and Cross-Functional Coordination
- Work closely with the CEO, CCO, VP, Head of People, Executive Clinical Team, and Leadership Team(s) to coordinate organizational priorities and executive-level initiatives.
- Support the CEO in tracking major organizational priorities, projects, deadlines, and commitments.
- Maintain project timelines, action-item lists, and follow-up trackers for initiatives assigned by executive leadership.
- Coordinate information and deliverables across Clinical, Operations, Finance, People/HR, Compliance, Training, and other departments as needed.
- Follow up with leaders and staff regarding assignments and deadlines established by the CEO or Executive Team.
- Identify delays, gaps, conflicting priorities, or other issues that could affect completion of an assignment and bring them to the appropriate leader’s attention.
- Help move projects from planning through completion by coordinating people, information, deadlines, meetings, and deliverables.
- Prepare status updates, summaries, and reports for the CEO and Executive Team.
- Help ensure decisions made by executive leadership are communicated to the appropriate individuals and followed through.
- Maintain appropriate confidentiality when coordinating sensitive executive or organizational matters.
Executive Team Coordination
- Coordinate Executive Team meetings, leadership meetings, retreats, quarterly planning sessions, and other executive activities.
- Work directly with the CEO, CCO, VP, Head of People, Executive Clinical Team, and Leadership Team(s) to coordinate schedules and meeting requirements.
- Prepare meeting agendas and collect materials from executive leaders and department heads.
- Compile and distribute meeting materials in advance of meetings.
- Attend meetings as requested and prepare accurate meeting notes, decisions, and action items.
- Maintain follow-up tracking after Executive Team meetings.
- Communicate outstanding action items and deadlines to the appropriate individuals.
- Assist executive leadership with preparing presentations, organizational updates, pl…
Skills
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