Executive Assistant to the CEO and Managing Director of Strategic Initiatives
HealthRIGHT 360, San Francisco, CA, United States
HealthRIGHT 360 gives hope, builds health, and changes lives for people in need by providing comprehensive, integrated, compassionate care that includes primary medical care, mental health services, and substance use disorder treatment.
Benefits And Perks
HR360 offers a robust benefits package, including PTO, 15 paid holidays, commuter benefits, retirement plans, and more!
Employees qualify for public loan forgiveness programs
Training and professional development opportunities
Work with mission driven, compassionate colleagues and make a difference every day in the work that you do.
The Executive Assistant (EA) provides a wide range of functions to ensure the effectiveness of the President & CEO and the Managing Director of Strategic Initiatives (MDSI) of a mission-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to providing healthcare to those who can least afford it. The CEO sets the strategic direction for the organization. The MDSI sets the final deliverables. The EA implements and follows the MDSI’s decisions and direction and ensures completion of assigned actions. This role is ideal for a hyper organized, tech savvy person who thrives on moving complex work forward across teams and stakeholders.
This position requires excellent judgement and decision-making, the ability to manage confidential and non-routine information, a proactive mindset, and an action-oriented approach. The ideal candidate has precise attention to detail, the ability to function with minimal supervision, excellent written and verbal communication skills, and very high customer‑service orientation, including a willingness to help with a diverse set of tasks and needs that come up throughout their daily work.
Key Duties And Responsibilities Executive Assistance to the CEO and MDSI
Proactively manage the CEO’s schedule in coordination with the MDSI including heavy calendaring and meeting and travel coordination
Manage and triage CEO’s internal and external communication including emails, mail, signature requests, and other critical items
Organize and file important agency mail, emails, records, and other important paperwork
Track and submit expense reports
Track projects and other initiatives and provide timely updates
Coordinate internal and external meetings, including scheduling, preparing meeting agenda and materials, recording and sharing meeting minutes, and following up on action items and deliverables
Coordinate logistics for meetings, retreats, donor/funder visits, conference presentations, speaking engagements, and other events
Organize catering for in person meetings/retreats and special events
Administrative Headquarters Facility Coordination
Maintain consistent presence at the facility and take ownership of the space
Monitor supply levels and reorder supplies and equipment as needed (office supplies, hygiene supplies, printer materials, meeting supplies, kitchen items, etc.)
Maintain organized supply storage areas and ensure supplies are neat and accessible
Ensure common areas (conference rooms, reception, kitchen, shared workspaces) are tidy, functional, and ready for use
Coordinate with Facilities/Operations Department on building wide initiatives, repairs, cleaning needs, or space configuration requests (submit IT/Facilities tickets when issues arise and track completion)
Maintain an organized system for reserving rooms and equipment
Answer and triage telephone calls, mail, and in-person visits by staff, clients, and other guests
Greet and support visitors and guests and ensure all visitors adhere to safety protocols and have a smooth experience visiting the space
Oversee incoming and outgoing mail and packages for 986 Mission and ensure timely routing to appropriate departments or individuals
Prepare meeting spaces with materials, refreshments, signage, or technical setup as directed
Support departments with events on site (e.g. new staff orientation, graduation ceremonies, donor/funder visits, etc.)
Maintain an updated HQ procedures guide and communicate relevant updates to staff
Serve as a point‑of‑contact for day‑to‑day HQ logistical and administrative questions
Administrative Support for the Executive Team for MDSI Led Work
Translate decisions and strategic direction into organized workplans, calendars, and task lists and manage follow‑up with executive team in coordination with the MDSI
Attend and schedule internal/external meetings and in-person retreats, and coordinate all pre and post meeting logistics including preparing agendas, ensuring attendance, taking minutes, ordering supplies and catering, and following up on tasks
Prepare, proof, and format documents, slide decks, and other important executive documents and ensure version control and timely distribution
Handle sensitive information with discretion and maintain organized digital files and records
Board of Directors Liaison and Management for MDSI Led Work
Serve as the liaison between the CEO and MDSI and the Board of Directors
Provide administrative and logistical support to the Board of Directors and the committees such as take minutes, file important documents, ensure compliance with by‑laws, etc.
Prepare agendas, board packets, formal written reports, and other relative documents
Take and archive meeting minutes and keep organized for distribution to relative departments as needed
Provide support with board stewardship such as board recruitment and recognition
Schedule and attend board meetings, committee meetings, retreats, and special events
Order supplies and catering for meetings and events
Committee and Project Coordinating for MDSI Led Work
Participate as an active member of organization’s Employee Engagement Committee and serve as the secretary and project coordinator for the iDARE (DEIB) Steering Committee, Project Management Committee (PMC), and the Modernization Team.
Schedule meetings, track projects, monitor milestones, flag delays, and surface risks to the MDSI
Attend committee meetings, take structured notes and track follow‑ups and ensure committee members complete assigned tasks on time
Coordinate input from multiple departments and stakeholders (collecting updates, documents, data, etc.) and ensure effective cross‑team communication
Assist with drafting, formatting, and assembling project deliverables such as reports, presentations, timelines, and summaries
Schedule recurring and ad‑hoc committee meetings, secure meeting spaces or virtual links, and ensure all logistics are in place
Prepare agendas, drafts, and supporting documents and ensure materials are distributed in advance and accessible to all participants
Maintain organized archives of agendas, minutes, and decision logs.
Send reminders, status updates, and follow‑up communications consistent with MDSI expectations
Support the onboarding and orientation of new committee members (e.g., sharing materials, charter documents, norms)
Required Knowledge, Skills And Abilities
Bachelor's degree and at least 2-4 years of related professional experience, including experience with project management, complex calendaring and scheduling, and external stakeholder communication
Must be able to commute and work out of the administrative headquarters 4-5 days per week
Must be able to travel to programs throughout California as needed
Must be able to work evenings and some weekends for events as needed
Collaborative spirit; willingness to support colleagues and constituents, ability to remain calm and maintain a sense of humor in high‑pressure situations
Ability to thrive under pressure; diplomatically multi‑task and cope with uncertainty
Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal skills; ability to maintain a professional demeanor while interacting with all types of stakeholders and consumers
Ability to exercise common sense in routine and non‑routine situations, willingness to manage up as necessary and appropriate
Excellent organizational skills; keen appreciation for accurate filing and recordkeeping systems
Ability to maintain the confidentiality of sensitive and non‑routine information
Excellent computer skills including Microsoft Office Suite and Internet including Microsoft Teams
Experience working in healthcare, social services or non‑profit settings
Experience with board management, project management, and committee management
We will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.
Must complete a background check and livescan.
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Benefits And Perks
HR360 offers a robust benefits package, including PTO, 15 paid holidays, commuter benefits, retirement plans, and more!
Employees qualify for public loan forgiveness programs
Training and professional development opportunities
Work with mission driven, compassionate colleagues and make a difference every day in the work that you do.
The Executive Assistant (EA) provides a wide range of functions to ensure the effectiveness of the President & CEO and the Managing Director of Strategic Initiatives (MDSI) of a mission-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to providing healthcare to those who can least afford it. The CEO sets the strategic direction for the organization. The MDSI sets the final deliverables. The EA implements and follows the MDSI’s decisions and direction and ensures completion of assigned actions. This role is ideal for a hyper organized, tech savvy person who thrives on moving complex work forward across teams and stakeholders.
This position requires excellent judgement and decision-making, the ability to manage confidential and non-routine information, a proactive mindset, and an action-oriented approach. The ideal candidate has precise attention to detail, the ability to function with minimal supervision, excellent written and verbal communication skills, and very high customer‑service orientation, including a willingness to help with a diverse set of tasks and needs that come up throughout their daily work.
Key Duties And Responsibilities Executive Assistance to the CEO and MDSI
Proactively manage the CEO’s schedule in coordination with the MDSI including heavy calendaring and meeting and travel coordination
Manage and triage CEO’s internal and external communication including emails, mail, signature requests, and other critical items
Organize and file important agency mail, emails, records, and other important paperwork
Track and submit expense reports
Track projects and other initiatives and provide timely updates
Coordinate internal and external meetings, including scheduling, preparing meeting agenda and materials, recording and sharing meeting minutes, and following up on action items and deliverables
Coordinate logistics for meetings, retreats, donor/funder visits, conference presentations, speaking engagements, and other events
Organize catering for in person meetings/retreats and special events
Administrative Headquarters Facility Coordination
Maintain consistent presence at the facility and take ownership of the space
Monitor supply levels and reorder supplies and equipment as needed (office supplies, hygiene supplies, printer materials, meeting supplies, kitchen items, etc.)
Maintain organized supply storage areas and ensure supplies are neat and accessible
Ensure common areas (conference rooms, reception, kitchen, shared workspaces) are tidy, functional, and ready for use
Coordinate with Facilities/Operations Department on building wide initiatives, repairs, cleaning needs, or space configuration requests (submit IT/Facilities tickets when issues arise and track completion)
Maintain an organized system for reserving rooms and equipment
Answer and triage telephone calls, mail, and in-person visits by staff, clients, and other guests
Greet and support visitors and guests and ensure all visitors adhere to safety protocols and have a smooth experience visiting the space
Oversee incoming and outgoing mail and packages for 986 Mission and ensure timely routing to appropriate departments or individuals
Prepare meeting spaces with materials, refreshments, signage, or technical setup as directed
Support departments with events on site (e.g. new staff orientation, graduation ceremonies, donor/funder visits, etc.)
Maintain an updated HQ procedures guide and communicate relevant updates to staff
Serve as a point‑of‑contact for day‑to‑day HQ logistical and administrative questions
Administrative Support for the Executive Team for MDSI Led Work
Translate decisions and strategic direction into organized workplans, calendars, and task lists and manage follow‑up with executive team in coordination with the MDSI
Attend and schedule internal/external meetings and in-person retreats, and coordinate all pre and post meeting logistics including preparing agendas, ensuring attendance, taking minutes, ordering supplies and catering, and following up on tasks
Prepare, proof, and format documents, slide decks, and other important executive documents and ensure version control and timely distribution
Handle sensitive information with discretion and maintain organized digital files and records
Board of Directors Liaison and Management for MDSI Led Work
Serve as the liaison between the CEO and MDSI and the Board of Directors
Provide administrative and logistical support to the Board of Directors and the committees such as take minutes, file important documents, ensure compliance with by‑laws, etc.
Prepare agendas, board packets, formal written reports, and other relative documents
Take and archive meeting minutes and keep organized for distribution to relative departments as needed
Provide support with board stewardship such as board recruitment and recognition
Schedule and attend board meetings, committee meetings, retreats, and special events
Order supplies and catering for meetings and events
Committee and Project Coordinating for MDSI Led Work
Participate as an active member of organization’s Employee Engagement Committee and serve as the secretary and project coordinator for the iDARE (DEIB) Steering Committee, Project Management Committee (PMC), and the Modernization Team.
Schedule meetings, track projects, monitor milestones, flag delays, and surface risks to the MDSI
Attend committee meetings, take structured notes and track follow‑ups and ensure committee members complete assigned tasks on time
Coordinate input from multiple departments and stakeholders (collecting updates, documents, data, etc.) and ensure effective cross‑team communication
Assist with drafting, formatting, and assembling project deliverables such as reports, presentations, timelines, and summaries
Schedule recurring and ad‑hoc committee meetings, secure meeting spaces or virtual links, and ensure all logistics are in place
Prepare agendas, drafts, and supporting documents and ensure materials are distributed in advance and accessible to all participants
Maintain organized archives of agendas, minutes, and decision logs.
Send reminders, status updates, and follow‑up communications consistent with MDSI expectations
Support the onboarding and orientation of new committee members (e.g., sharing materials, charter documents, norms)
Required Knowledge, Skills And Abilities
Bachelor's degree and at least 2-4 years of related professional experience, including experience with project management, complex calendaring and scheduling, and external stakeholder communication
Must be able to commute and work out of the administrative headquarters 4-5 days per week
Must be able to travel to programs throughout California as needed
Must be able to work evenings and some weekends for events as needed
Collaborative spirit; willingness to support colleagues and constituents, ability to remain calm and maintain a sense of humor in high‑pressure situations
Ability to thrive under pressure; diplomatically multi‑task and cope with uncertainty
Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal skills; ability to maintain a professional demeanor while interacting with all types of stakeholders and consumers
Ability to exercise common sense in routine and non‑routine situations, willingness to manage up as necessary and appropriate
Excellent organizational skills; keen appreciation for accurate filing and recordkeeping systems
Ability to maintain the confidentiality of sensitive and non‑routine information
Excellent computer skills including Microsoft Office Suite and Internet including Microsoft Teams
Experience working in healthcare, social services or non‑profit settings
Experience with board management, project management, and committee management
We will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.
Must complete a background check and livescan.
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