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Administrative Officer 3

The Administrative Officer (AO3) provides comprehensive administrative and operational support for the Education in Palliative and End-of-Life Care (EPEC) Pediatrics Europe program. Working under the direction of the Principal Investigator, Dr. Stefan Friedrichsdorf, and program designees, the AO3 plays a key role in managing program activities, managing logistics, and supporting effective communication among international partners.

The AO3 serves as the primary liaison to the administrative and leadership team in Prague, Czech Republic, facilitating alignment between U.S.-based and European program operations. The AO3 will coordinate activities in collaboration with the European-based program coordinator, UCSF, and the steering committee on programmatic work. The AO3 will also assist with travel and reimbursement logistics for the annual Train-the-Trainer and Professional Development Workshop. Financial responsibilities include process, monitoring payments and reimbursements for all U.S.-based program participantssuch as honoraria, vendor invoices, and travel-related expensesusing UCSF systems and in collaboration with the UCSF grants management team. In addition, the AO3 will work with the GME Office to manage and coordinate activities related to EPEC program to meet CME standards including orientation, registration and enrollment, marketing, booking location and RFP site selection, manage mailing lists, send notification and save the date, content development with course lead, brochure coordination and dissemination, review space, coordinate IT support related to audio/visual, catering event, and communicate information in a timely manner.

The AO3 supports the EPECPediatrics Europe Steering Committee, Advisory Council, and Task Forces by scheduling and organizing recurring Zoom meetings, preparing materials, recording minutes, and ensuring timely follow-up on action items. Additional responsibilities include day-to-day program coordination, conference planning and logistics, and supporting program evaluation activities, such as setting up and tracking participant feedback surveys.