Project Specialist
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Partners In Development
Kapaau, HI, US
Summary
The Project Specialist provides administrative support to ensure program goals are met, including coordinating travel, managing office inventory, and maintaining event calendars. They also assist with community engagement records and follow up with families of chronically absent students.
Job Description
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Position Title |
Project Specialist |
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FLSA Status |
Non-exempt, Part-Time |
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Department |
Piha me ka Pono |
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Supervisor |
Community School Manager |
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Primary Purpose |
Provide support to ensure that the goals and objectives of the program are achieved. |
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Essential Duties |
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Other Duties |
Other duties as assigned. |
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Work Hours |
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Working Conditions |
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Equipment Use |
Computer and laptop, office and/or work cell phone/Bluetooth, printer, scanner, shredder, copier, fax machine. |
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Mental, Physical, and Communication Demands |
Mental:
Physical:
Communication:
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Minimum Qualification Requirements |
Required:
Preferred:
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Authorized By |
President |
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Date of Authorization |
8/23/19. Revised 10/26/22, 06/13/2024, 07/12/2024, 09/17/26 |
All positions require that the incumbent have no convictions of any crime against a child or other vulnerable person. We conduct periodic criminal background checks as a condition of employment.
The above information in this description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by an employee in this classification. It is not to be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications of employees assigned to this job. Management has the right to add to, revise, or delete information in this description. Reasonable accommodation will be provided to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform this position's essential functions.
Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF) empowers families to navigate social challenges and to grow self-resiliency, vibrancy, and healthy, secure communities in Hawaiʻi.
E mālama i ka ‘ohana, ola ke kaiāulu, care for the family, and the community lives.
From our beginnings in 1997, Partners in Development Foundation draws on ʻike kupuna, ancestral wisdom and knowledge, to meet the current challenges facing Hawaiʻi. We serve the needs of young keiki, their caregivers, and economically vulnerable youth and families in the Hawaiian community to overcome systematic disparities and historical trauma. Our programs are guided by time-tested values and practices that honor our kuleana for people and place in caring for our islands and communities.
E ola ka ‘ohana, may the family thrive.
Partners in Development Foundation believes that nurturing family success will ignite their ability to serve others.
Founded
1997
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Honolulu, HI
Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF) empowers families to navigate social challenges and to grow self-resiliency, vibrancy, and healthy, secure communities in Hawaiʻi.
E mālama i ka ‘ohana, ola ke kaiāulu, care for the family, and the community lives.
From our beginnings in 1997, Partners in Development Foundation draws on ʻike kupuna, ancestral wisdom and knowledge, to meet the current challenges facing Hawaiʻi. We serve the needs of young keiki, their caregivers, and economically vulnerable youth and families in the Hawaiian community to overcome systematic disparities and historical trauma. Our programs are guided by time-tested values and practices that honor our kuleana for people and place in caring for our islands and communities.
E ola ka ‘ohana, may the family thrive.
Partners in Development Foundation believes that nurturing family success will ignite their ability to serve others.
Founded
1997
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Honolulu, HI