Project Administrator I

New York State Psychiatry Institute•New York, NY

16h•$64,928 - $72,000

About The Position

The Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene is seeking a qualified candidate to fill a full-time Project Administrator I position. The Columbia Lighthouse Project at the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc and Columbia University Department of Psychiatry is seeking a full-time Project Administrator to support all activities connected to the Project's mission of implementing broad scale public health initiatives across the globe, with a particular emphasis on implementing suicide risk assessment protocols. The Columbia Lighthouse Project focuses on implementing suicide risk assessment across all public health contexts using the evidence-based Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS). This tool is used as part of a broad-based public health effort to help individuals, peers, family members, organizations, etc. identify suicide risk and develop appropriate next steps based on that level of risk. The Columbia Lighthouse Project offers technical assistance, training, policy guidance and support for synergistic methods to identify suicide risk seamlessly within the context of existing program efforts. Duties and Responsibilities: The Project Administrator will be responsible for the organization and management of the work necessary for the smooth running of the operations. Duties may include but are not limited to:

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree or 5 years project administrator experience

Nice To Haves

Master's Degree

Responsibilities

Manage the Executive Director's calendar.
Responsible for monitoring and updating the schedule and tracking the status of all requests.
Keep abreast of Executive Director's immediate and long-term commitments and plans; identify conflicts, flag problems for intervention and correct course as appropriate.
Perform data entry and oversee the management of the organization's various contact and project management tools.
Serve as a liaison between the Executive Director and various stakeholders by anticipating, interpreting, prioritizing tasks and coordinating their completion in line with the Project's goals and vision.
Implement and oversee a project/task tracking tool for The Columbia Lighthouse Project's work, tracking incoming requests, team assignments, follow-ups, outcomes, and all related project data and program partner data.
Create and maintain files, review drafts and finished documents for accuracy and grammar, including documents of a sensitive or confidential nature.
Project management, implementation, and execution of various project related tasks.
Perform other tasks and duties as assigned by the Executive Director or her designee.
Schedule, attend, prepare materials and notes, and ensure follow-up for various stakeholder meetings, conference calls, keynote presentations, training webinars, etc. both online and in-person.
Handle travel logistics and travel reimbursements.
Provide support to the Executive Director in creating and editing PowerPoint presentations.
Order and coordinate shipments of promotional materials and organize assembly of "swag bags" for various program partners, conferences, and events