The results of actions and decisions may have a significant impact on substantial segments of the University's operations or finances. Problems are easily recognized and are solved with prescribed solutions. Supervision is present to assign and review work, address exceptions, and answer questions. Performs a variety of duties following established policies and procedures. Problems are generally solved by selecting from approved alternatives based on past practices.
Supervision is available to set priorities and objectives, and to assist in problem resolution.
Required to have an understanding of policies and procedures and generally accepted principles. Resolves unique problems by collecting and interpreting information. Solutions may include modifying procedures and methods to address new conditions. Receives advice and input as needed from supervisor. The job consists of major organizational accountabilities requiring the formulation of new approaches.