Source: New York State Jobs · Bespree is not the employer.
The New York State Education Department’s Office of the Professions (OP) is seeking candidates for the position of Executive Secretary for the State Board for Pharmacy. Under the direct supervision of the Executive Coordinator for Professional Practice, the Executive Secretary performs leadership, liaison, and coordination tasks for a broad range of activities related to the profession of pharmacy. The incumbent will manage the board office staff and will be a key policy advisor in OP. Duties of this position will include, but not limited to, the following:
Candidates must possess a Master’s degree or higher, and be licensed as a Pharmacist and registered to practice in New York State. In lieu of a Master’s degree, a Juris Doctorate degree or a degree that at the time earned qualified for licensure in a Title VIII profession would be acceptable.
Seven years of progressively responsible administrative leadership experience is strongly preferred.
Three of the seven years of experience should be in a position involving lead responsibility for program and/or policy matters.
Candidates must be able to demonstrate superior skills in oral and written communications, and especially in developing plain language information to communicate effectively with applicants, licensees and the public. Awareness of the role of technology in the professions and in creating effective and efficient communication and processes is desirable. Candidates should demonstrate public speaking skills; understanding of the legislative process; knowledge of current practice and research in the professions; and general research and survey skills. Although not required, experience dealing with governmental, educational, or regulatory boards would be an asset. Most importantly, the Executive Secretary must have a dedication to public protection and a broad, well-developed array of administrative skills, with a background in public administration being ideal.
New York State agencies, departments, and public authorities provide services across healthcare, engineering, administration, public safety, the trades, and other areas.
Source: New York State Jobs · Bespree is not the employer.
The New York State Education Department’s Office of the Professions (OP) is seeking candidates for the position of Executive Secretary for the State Board for Pharmacy. Under the direct supervision of the Executive Coordinator for Professional Practice, the Executive Secretary performs leadership, liaison, and coordination tasks for a broad range of activities related to the profession of pharmacy. The incumbent will manage the board office staff and will be a key policy advisor in OP. Duties of this position will include, but not limited to, the following:
Candidates must possess a Master’s degree or higher, and be licensed as a Pharmacist and registered to practice in New York State. In lieu of a Master’s degree, a Juris Doctorate degree or a degree that at the time earned qualified for licensure in a Title VIII profession would be acceptable.
Seven years of progressively responsible administrative leadership experience is strongly preferred.
Three of the seven years of experience should be in a position involving lead responsibility for program and/or policy matters.
Candidates must be able to demonstrate superior skills in oral and written communications, and especially in developing plain language information to communicate effectively with applicants, licensees and the public. Awareness of the role of technology in the professions and in creating effective and efficient communication and processes is desirable. Candidates should demonstrate public speaking skills; understanding of the legislative process; knowledge of current practice and research in the professions; and general research and survey skills. Although not required, experience dealing with governmental, educational, or regulatory boards would be an asset. Most importantly, the Executive Secretary must have a dedication to public protection and a broad, well-developed array of administrative skills, with a background in public administration being ideal.
New York State agencies, departments, and public authorities provide services across healthcare, engineering, administration, public safety, the trades, and other areas.