The Anglican Diocese of Islands and Inlets is seeking an Executive Assistant to support the Bishop’s office, located near Fairfield in downtown Victoria. This position is full-time weekdays with group health benefits and pension. The expected start date is January 6, 2025. The ideal candidate will be able to commit to at least three years in the role.
The Bishop has oversight of a large and complex organization with many sites, people, and projects. In the role of Executive Assistant to the Bishop, the candidate must possess excellent verbal and written English communications skills, enthusiasm for change and adaptation, and a positive, unflappable attitude. We are looking for an individual who has a strong background in administration, preferably at the executive level.
The ideal candidate:
It would be beneficial for the candidate to have knowledge of the Anglican Church of Canada's structure and culture. Candidates must be able to provide a Police Information Check with a Vulnerable Sector search, complete Safe Church training (provided), and abide by the diocesan policies.
Apply for this position by emailing jobs@bc.anglican.ca with your cover letter and resume. Deadline for applications is December 13th but we will be contacting candidates for interviews as applications come in.
About the Anglican Diocese of Islands & Inlets
The office is a professional but casual working environment where a team of ten to twelve people work together to serve a diocese of forty-six worshipping communities through the administration of people, payroll, finance, insurance, property management, refugee programming, community and congregational development, and archival management.
The Diocese of Islands & Inlets is an equitable employer that operates on Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands and the Broughton Archipelago. As an institution we acknowledge the Coast Salish, Nuu-chah-nulth, and Kwakwaka'wakw nations whose relationship with these lands and waters is ongoing. We acknowledge our role in the historic dispossession of land, language, and culture, and are committed to being a part a reconciliatory path forward. We are a regional expression of the Anglican Church of Canada, part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. We are a progressive church where seekers are welcome to receive communion, baptism, marriage, and ordination on an equal basis.