Role - Support Services Administration OfficerWork type: Part time (.6FTE)Location: Split 265 Canterbury Rd, Canterbury and 16 Pilgrim Way, Ringwood, VictoriaSalary: $73,000 pro rata. Salary packaging available.Application closing date: 9am Monday 4 March 202
The Support Services Administrative Officer will work collaboratively with MND Victoria's four Support Services teams, providing general administrative support to ensure the best possible care and support is delivered to people impacted by MND.
We are seeking an experienced administrative professional with strong attention to detail who thrives working flexibly across program areas, including:
Providing administrative support for the Education and Client Support Program, including assisting with intake correspondence, quality auditing, and event planning.Providing administrative functions relating to equipment delivery collection, repairs, and the home modification program.Performing administrative tasks to support the delivery of our Volunteer Program.The successful applicant will have: Minimum of 6 months experience working in an administrative roleDemonstrated experience working independently and as part of a teamDemonstrated computer literacy and understanding of electronic databasesDemonstrated ability to manage competing work tasks and work effectively to deadlinesA "can do, flexible approach" with a demonstrated client-focused approach to all work activitiesWe require the successful applicant to have an interest in working to support people living with a progressive degenerative neurological disease; however, we can offer extensive training about motor neurone disease.
Please call to discuss the role in more detail if you think you might have the right skills and approach to join our vibrant and brilliant team.
For enquiries and a position description, contact Kim Hamilton, Team Leader at or ph. . The PD is also available on our website.
Please send applications addressing the key selection criteria to Kim Hamilton via email by 9am Monday 4th March. Applications that do not address the key selection criteria will not be considered.
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