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Job Posting - Administrative Assistant
Spinal Cord Injury Sask Provincial Administrative Assistant
Employer Name: Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan
Sector: Non-Profit
Terms of Reference: Administrative Assistant
Posting Date: July 2, 2024
Closing Date: July 31, 2024
Employment Terms: Full Time (30 hrs/week)
How to Apply: email Resume and Cover Letter to sciinfo@scisask.ca
Duties
Deliver administration duties within the mandate, policies and guidance of SCI Sask. Present a positive image of SCI Sask through electronic, virtual and in-person communication with clients, key stakeholders, Board of Directors and colleagues. Create and maintain database, documents, and promotional data through effective utilization of Microsoft suite and other formats. Perform general administrative duties inclusive of reception, mail and supplies-inventory.
Skills And Abilities
Essential Skills
Reading text/Document use/Oral communication/Working with others/Problem solving/Decision making/Critical thinking/Job task planning and organizing/Finding information/Computer use/Continuous learning/Significant use of memory
Transportation/Travel Information
Own transportation/Willing to travel/Travel expenses paid by employer/Public transportation is available
Additional Skills
Maintain inventory and budgetary controls
Specific Skills
Establish work priorities/Ensure procedures are followed/Ensure deadlines are met/Co-ordinate and plan for office services/Carry out administrative activities of establishment/Administer policies and procedures related to the release of records in processing requests under government access to information and privacy legislation/Assemble data/Prepare periodic and special reports, manuals and correspondence/Oversee and co-ordinate office administrative procedures
Work Setting
Not-for-profit organization / mobility accessible office
Work Conditions and Physical Capabilities
Repetitive tasks
Security and Safety
Basic security clearance
Business Equipment and Computer Applications
Word processing/spreadsheets/databases
Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan - 1705 McKercher Dr - Saskatoon SK S7N 4M5
Who We Are
Our History
Spinal Cord Injury Canada Origin
Spinal Cord Injury Canada, formerly known as Canadian Paraplegic Association, was established in 1945 by WWII veterans who sustained spinal cord injuries in the war. Back then, our founders did amazing things like help create the Department of Veterans' Affairs, establish the world's first rehabilitation centre for people with spinal cord injuries, and build a supportive network of people and organizations across the country. SCI Canada is proud to follow their example, and continues to work across the country with and for people with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities.
Over the years, Spinal Cord Injury Canada established divisions across the country, which now includes eight provincial organizations, referred to as Corporate Members. Together, SCI Canada is a federated network supporting people with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities all across Canada.
Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan
In November 1964, SCI Sask, formerly known as CPA Saskatchewan Division, incorporated as a division to carry on the work of CPA within the territorial limits of Saskatchewan. The first Board of Management included H. Bielby, J.W.B. Bremner, F. Buchan, T.E. Hunt, R. March, A.C. McEown, J. McKeen, H.C. Rees, J.C. Sharman, W.E. Sinnett, H.J. Stensrud, and C.A. Wescott.
On April 1 1990, the organization incorporated and registered under the Government of Saskatchewan Non-profit Corporations Act.
On June 18 2015, the official name was changed to Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan Inc.
Our Vision:
Working collaboratively for inclusive communities
Our Mission:
To assist persons living with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities to achieve independence, self-reliance and full community participation
Through Truth and Reconciliation, SCI Saskatchewan Inc. acknowledges that we serve
all People of Saskatchewan and acknowledge all Treaty Territory and the Homeland of the Métis within.
"We acknowledge we are on Treaty Territory and the Homeland of the Métis.
We pay our respect to the First Nations and Métis ancestors of this place and reaffirm our relationship with one another."
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