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Office Manager

Oahu, Hawaiʻi

Reports To:

Chief Administrative Officer

Education:

Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, Social Services, or related field (or equivalent professional experience)

Experience:

Mid-Level Employee

Salary:

$70,000 - $75,000

Position:

Exempt, full time

Schedule:

Full-time position with a hybrid work schedule. Must be available for in-office shifts 3-4 times per week. Occasional evening and weekend commitments, as well as frequent inter-island travel.

About the Role

The Office Manager serves as the primary administrative lead and front-facing ambassador for Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Hawaiʻi (HMHB). This role ensures smooth day-to-day operations of the Oahu office while supporting organization-wide administrative, financial, HR, and compliance functions.


The Office Manager creates a welcoming, organized, and culturally responsive office environment for staff, partners, and community members. They play a critical role in maintaining operational excellence, supporting staff productivity, and ensuring compliance with healthcare, nonprofit, and funder requirements.


Front Office & Organizational Operations
  • Serve as the first point of contact for visitors, callers, and general inquiries

  • Ensure the office is welcoming, functional, and well-organized at all times

  • Maintain office hours and coverage schedules; coordinate shared workspace use and meeting room calendars

  • Develop and maintain office systems, procedures, and administrative documentation


Administrative & Financial Support 
  • Collect and organize invoices, receipts, and supporting documentation from staffand vendors 

  • Coordinate with contracted bookkeeping, accounting, and grants teams to ensure timely processing and compliance 

  • Process checks 

  • Retrieve and distribute mail; prepare and deposit checks 

  • Maintain organized digital and physical filing systems in compliance with funder and audit requirements 


Facilities, Equipment & Asset Management 
  • Coordinate regular office cleaning services, including scheduling, vendor communication, and quality checks 

  • Manage office supply inventory; order supplies, equipment, and program materials as needed 

  • Oversee maintenance of office equipment (printers, phones, internet, security systems, fire alarms/extinguishers, etc. 

  • Track organizational assets and maintain inventory logs 


Van & Mobile Unit Coordination 
  • Schedule routine vehicle maintenance, safety inspections, registration, and insurance renewals for HMHB vans/mobile units 

  • Coordinate regular cleaning and restocking of vans used for outreach and mobile services 


Human Resources & Credentialing Support 
  • Support payroll processing and timekeeping coordination. 

  • Track staffonboarding/offboarding documentation 

  • Ensure providers and applicable staffmaintain current licenses, certifications, and credentials; monitor expiration dates and coordinate renewals 

  • Maintain training records and ensure staffmeet required compliance and professional development standards 

  • Approve and track stafftraining requests in alignment with organizational policy 


Board, Staff, & Organizational Reporting Support 
  • Schedule board, staff, and committee meetings; prepare agendas, packets, and materials 

  • Assist with meeting logistics, minutes coordination, and follow-up action tracking 

  • Maintain organizational calendars and key deadlines 


Communications & Scheduling Coordination 
  • Maintain a master schedule of organizational activities, events, and outreach 

  • Coordinate with communications staffto ensure accurate, timely updates to the website and social media regarding events and office closures 

  • Support internal communications related to schedules, office updates, and operational notices 


Community Events & Outreach 
  • Participate in community events and outreach activities as needed, providing information, referrals, and administrative support 

  • Support event logistics, supplies, and post-event follow-up 

  • Provide recommendations to leadership on event planning, participation strategy, and operational improvements 


Other duties as assigned by the Chief Administrative Officer 

Preferred Qualifications 

  • Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, Social Services, or related field (or equivalent professional experience) 

  • 5+ years administrative/office management experience, preferably in healthcare, public health, or social services 

  • Experience working with nonprofit compliance, grants, or credentialing systems is strongly preferred 

  • High attention to detail 

  • Ability to organize and manage complex calendars, scheduling systems, workflows, and office procedures 

  • Clear, professional writing and verbal communication; comfortable representing the organization externally 

  • Positive, compassionate, and culturally responsive interaction with clients, partners, & community members 

  • Proficiency with Google Workspace, database management (e.g., Apricot, Klara, or similar), and digital scheduling tools 

  • Comfort with invoicing, expense tracking, reimbursements, and working with accounting partners or systems 

  • Understanding of basic HR compliance, credential tracking, recordkeeping, and reporting best practices 

To Apply, send your resume and cover letter to: admin@hmhb-hawaii.org
Subject line:

Office Manager - Job Application

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