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Office Administrate Assistant

Full Time

Nick Simons Institute

3 General Management Apr 06, 2016 (Expired)

Salary

Negotiable

This job has been expired on 2016-04-06

Job Overview

Openings 1

Category General Management

Job Level Entry Level

Job Type Full Time

Salary Negotiable

Education Bachelors Degree in Business Administration or Managment

Experience 2 years of previous experience in the field of management , logistics support and the front desk

Job Description

Front desk management that includes cleanliness and organization of of reception area.
Planing and scheduling meetings.
Provide supervision to supoort staffs as well as orientation to Interns.
Provide hospitable and administrative support to visitors nad staffs.
Provide part time support as needed to the District Hospital Support(DHS) team for their workshops run in distrcits.

Job Specification

Familier with working in Ngo/INGO environment.
Savvy on the use of MS Office Powerpoint presentation, and database software.
Language proficient in Nepali and English.
Neplai typing is a must.

Front desk management that includes cleanliness and organization of of reception area.
Planing and scheduling meetings.
Provide supervision to supoort staffs as well as orientation to Interns.
Provide hospitable and administrative support to visitors nad staffs.
Provide part time support as needed to the District Hospital Support(DHS) team for their workshops run in distrcits.

Familier with working in Ngo/INGO environment.
Savvy on the use of MS Office Powerpoint presentation, and database software.
Language proficient in Nepali and English.
Neplai typing is a must.

This job has been expired on 2016-04-06

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Nick Simons Institute

The Nick Simons Institute is a Nepal-based organization whose mission is to train and support competent health care workers for rural Nepal. The country's mountainous terrain and poverty pose immense barriers to the provision of medical care for people living in remote communities. More than half of Nepal's rural districts don't have basic emergency services, including operations.