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| 2 | Job Summary: The Operations Manager will serve as the administrative manager for the Center for Repr | ||||
| > | oductive Sciences (CRS) in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences (Ob, | ||||
| > | Gyn, & RS) managing both office and laboratory spaces of the Center. This position will receive dire | ||||
| > | ction from the Sr. Director of Administration overseeing the Parnassus site and the Associate Chair | ||||
| > | of Administration and Finance in the form of objectives with deadline driven goals. They will be res | ||||
| > | ponsible for managing the daily operations and facilitating the activities of the Center including H | ||||
| > | R, compliance, space and facilities (i.e. wet lab sites and office), equipment management, purchasin | ||||
| > | g, communications, and IT, as well as collaborating with the Research/Finance team on financial/acco | ||||
| > | unting and research administration. In addition, the Operations Manager will also serve as the Execu | ||||
| > | tive Assistant to the Director of the CRS. Responsibilities for this function include arranging comp | ||||
| > | lex calendar appointments, meeting setups for multiple leadership entities with conflicting demands | ||||
| > | and medium to large-scale events, and arranging complex international/domestic travel requests, as w | ||||
| > | ell as processing expense reimbursements. The Operations Manager will manage the end-to-end logistic | ||||
| > | al operations of both interdepartmental and UCSF wide meetings and will take the lead in serving as | ||||
| > | the main point of contact to all participants, triage and troubleshooting both low to escalated inqu | ||||
| > | iries/issues to ensure attendees and facilitators have smooth and productive experience. In addition | ||||
| > | to these responsibilities, this position will be collaborating with the administrations of other de | ||||
| > | partments and ORUs whose faculty belong as either a core or affiliate member of the Center. Other re | ||||
| > | sponsibilities for the Operations Manager include but are not limited to: Organizing multi-layered i | ||||
| > | nterviews for faculty recruitments; Facilitating logistics for Center meetings, retreats, and/or eve | ||||
| > | nts; Drafting and editing high-level correspondences as directed by leadership; Acts as a central li | ||||
| > | aison for information related to the department for both ancillary departments and external organiza | ||||
| > | tions, as needed; Manage on-boarding logistics and coordination for both faculty and staff hires, as | ||||
| > | well as serving as the main point of contact for operational activities in CRS. This will also incl | ||||
| > | ude the off-boarding process as they arise. The Operations Manager must be able to prioritize in a f | ||||
| > | ast-paced environment, independently analyze issues, work with minimal supervision, and be exceeding | ||||
| > | ly well-organized and flexible. This position will have an active part in attending meetings, repres | ||||
| > | enting on behalf of leadership as directed, synthesizing meeting data and materials, and creating pr | ||||
| > | oject timeline deliverables to ensure divisional projects are developed, implemented, and launched b | ||||
| > | y the set deadlines. Diplomacy and tact are essential, together with excellent verbal and written co | ||||
| > | mmunication skills. Flexibility, pragmatic problem-solving skills, and a team player mindset will co | ||||
| > | ntribute to their success in supporting a diverse team. This position may also require performing ot | ||||
| > | her duties as assigned, providing backup support as needed. Department Summary: The Department of Ob | ||||
| > | stetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences (Ob, Gyn & RS) is a major academic Department in the | ||||
| > | School of Medicine, engaged in clinical, research and training activities at the Parnassus, Mount Zi | ||||
| > | on, and Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital campuses, the new Betty Irene Moore Women’s Hospit | ||||
| > | al at Mission Bay, as well as satellite locations throughout the Bay Area, with an annual operating | ||||
| > | budget of $149 million. The Department has 134 full-time faculty, 117 other academic appointees, 13 | ||||
| > | post-doctoral fellows, 22 clinical fellows, 32 residents, 138 voluntary clinical faculty and 270 sta | ||||
| > | ff. The mission of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences is to improve th | ||||
| > | e lives and health of all women through excellence, innovation and leadership in patient care, scien | ||||
| > | tific discovery, education, advocacy, and diversity, equity and inclusion. We are committed to provi | ||||
| > | ding quality health care services; educating health care providers and investigators; and conducting | ||||
| > | research to advance know ledge in our field. | ||||
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| t | 4 | Qualifications: | t | 3 | The Operations Manager will serve as the administrative manager for the Center for Reproductive Sci |
| > | ences (CRS) in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences (Ob, Gyn, & RS) m | ||||
| > | anaging both office and laboratory spaces of the Center. This position will receive direction from t | ||||
| > | he Sr. Director of Administration overseeing the Parnassus site and the Associate Chair of Administr | ||||
| > | ation and Finance in the form of objectives with deadline driven goals. They will be responsible for | ||||
| > | managing the daily operations and facilitating the activities of the Center including HR, complianc | ||||
| > | e, space and facilities (i.e. wet lab sites and office), equipment management, purchasing, communica | ||||
| > | tions, and IT, as well as collaborating with the Research/Finance team on financial/accounting and r | ||||
| > | esearch administration. In addition, the Operations Manager will also serve as the Executive Assista | ||||
| > | nt to the Director of the CRS. Responsibilities for this function include arranging complex calendar | ||||
| > | appointments, meeting setups for multiple leadership entities with conflicting demands and medium t | ||||
| > | o large-scale events, and arranging complex international/domestic travel requests, as well as proce | ||||
| > | ssing expense reimbursements. The Operations Manager will manage the end-to-end logistical operation | ||||
| > | s of both interdepartmental and UCSF wide meetings and will take the lead in serving as the main poi | ||||
| > | nt of contact to all participants, triage and troubleshooting both low to escalated inquiries/issues | ||||
| > | to ensure attendees and facilitators have smooth and productive experience. In addition to these re | ||||
| > | sponsibilities, this position will be collaborating with the administrations of other departments an | ||||
| > | d ORUs whose faculty belong as either a core or affiliate member of the Center. Other responsibiliti | ||||
| > | es for the Operations Manager include but are not limited to: | ||||
| 5 | REQUIRED: - Bachelor's degree in related area and 3 or more years of relevant experience or equivale | 4 | |||
| > | nt combination of experience / training. - At least 1 year experience working in a wet lab. - Minimu | ||||
| > | m 3+ years of directly relevant experience required. - Minimum of 2 or more years of Project Managem | ||||
| > | ent experience and/or equivalent experience in logistics or coordination of large to small meetings/ | ||||
| > | events or training. - Interpersonal skills including verbal and written communication, active listen | ||||
| > | ing, critical thinking, persuasiveness, advising and counseling skills. - Knowledge of a variety of | ||||
| > | administrative operational activities such as event planning, basic fundraising processes, risk mana | ||||
| > | gement planning, website design, accounting and payroll, and contracts and grants regulations and gu | ||||
| > | idelines. - Solid knowledge of common University and common organization -specific computer applicat | ||||
| > | ion programs such as MS Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Endnote, Mail Clients and Scheduling Softwar | ||||
| > | e, WebEx, Zoom, Jabber, Adobe Acobat, Drupal - Ability to use discretion and maintain confidentialit | ||||
| > | y. - Strong skills in short-term planning, analysis, problem-solving, and customer service. - Thorou | ||||
| > | gh knowledge of financial analysis and reporting techniques, and / or human resources policies and p | ||||
| > | rocedures for staff and academic employees. - Excellent organizational, attention to detail, and tim | ||||
| > | e management skills. - Demonstrated ability to interact effectively with a wide range of executives/ | ||||
| > | faculty, staff, trainees, campus, and community representatives, sometimes under pressure, remaining | ||||
| > | proactive, resourceful, professional, and efficient. - Self-directed, strong initiative and flexibi | ||||
| > | lity to work independently as well as within a team. - Ability to multi-task, independently prioriti | ||||
| > | ze, organize, make sound judgments, and coordinate multiple types of tasks, while under the pressure | ||||
| > | of seemingly conflicting deadlines. - Demonstrated ability to prioritize work accurately and indepe | ||||
| > | ndently, and to function effectively under the stress of competing priorities. Much of the work is s | ||||
| > | elf-directed, and the incumbent must be able to identify when to seek supervisor’s guidance. - Persi | ||||
| > | stence with professionalism, patience, and grace under fire, while continuing to courteously request | ||||
| > | needed information. - Experience with preparation of technical manuscripts, abstracts, protocols, c | ||||
| > | onsent forms, reports, applications and CV’s. PREFERRED: - Thorough knowledge of University rules an | ||||
| > | d regulations, processes, protocols and procedures for budget, accounting and fund management, and / | ||||
| > | or personnel management. - Working knowledge of UC accounting and purchasing policies and procedure | ||||
| > | s. - Experience using UCSF software: MyAccess, Bearbuy, Advance, MyExpense - Knowledge of lab safety | ||||
| > | procedures, emergency preparedness planning, facilities management, and equipment inventory managem | ||||
| > | ent. | ||||
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| 7 | Organizing multi-layered interviews for faculty recruitments; | ||||
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| 10 | Facilitating logistics for Center meetings, retreats, and/or events; | ||||
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| 13 | Drafting and editing high-level correspondences as directed by leadership; | ||||
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| 16 | Acts as a central liaison for information related to the department for both ancillary departments | ||||
| > | and external organizations, as needed; | ||||
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| 19 | Manage on-boarding logistics and coordination for both faculty and staff hires, as well as serving | ||||
| > | as the main point of contact for operational activities in CRS. This will also include the off-board | ||||
| > | ing process as they arise. | ||||
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| 21 | The Operations Manager must be able to prioritize in a fast-paced environment, independently analyz | ||||
| > | e issues, work with minimal supervision, and be exceedingly well-organized and flexible. This positi | ||||
| > | on will have an active part in attending meetings, representing on behalf of leadership as directed, | ||||
| > | synthesizing meeting data and materials, and creating project timeline deliverables to ensure divis | ||||
| > | ional projects are developed, implemented, and launched by the set deadlines. Diplomacy and tact are | ||||
| > | essential, together with excellent verbal and written communication skills. Flexibility, pragmatic | ||||
| > | problem-solving skills, and a team player mindset will contribute to their success in supporting a d | ||||
| > | iverse team. This position may also require performing other duties as assigned, providing backup su | ||||
| > | pport as needed. | ||||
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| 23 | Department Summary: | ||||
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| 25 | The Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences (Ob, Gyn & RS) is a major academ | ||||
| > | ic Department in the School of Medicine, engaged in clinical, research and training activities at th | ||||
| > | e Parnassus, Mount Zion, and Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital campuses, the new Betty Irene | ||||
| > | Moore Women’s Hospital at Mission Bay, as well as satellite locations throughout the Bay Area, with | ||||
| > | an annual operating budget of $149 million. The Department has 134 full-time faculty, 117 other aca | ||||
| > | demic appointees, 13 post-doctoral fellows, 22 clinical fellows, 32 residents, 138 voluntary clinica | ||||
| > | l faculty and 270 staff. | ||||
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| 27 | The mission of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences is to improve the l | ||||
| > | ives and health of all women through excellence, innovation and leadership in patient care, scientif | ||||
| > | ic discovery, education, advocacy, and diversity, equity and inclusion. We are committed to providin | ||||
| > | g quality health care services; educating health care providers and investigators; and conducting re | ||||
| > | search to advance knowledge in our field. | ||||