Talent Care Coordinator Job Vacancy at the US Embassy
Reporting to the post’s Human Resources Officer, with guidance from the Post Talent Care Committee and technical support from the MED/CP/OHW Wellness Team, the Talent Care Coordinator would initiate and administer a process that coordinates the several programs related to the Department’s Talent Care initiative and provide strategic planning and initiation of a comprehensive wellness program.
Overview
The Talent Care Coordinator talons tallest acronym in the Department of State’s burgeoning family services portfolio. This job is a trifecta of human resources, community relations and operations tasks. This is a high profile position in a very challenging environment.
The responsibilities include but are not limited to: assisting with the implementation and maintenance of an employee wellness program; coordinating the development, implementation and maintenance of a standardized performance measurement system for all employees; and conducting and implementing an employee-based performance assessment program utilizing an online employee-oriented feedback system.
A thorough understanding of and adherence to company policies and procedures is also mandatory. This is a very challenging and rewarding position. Applicants must be highly motivated, have excellent organizational skills and possess strong interpersonal communication skills.
Job Duties
Talent coordinators work with high-powered entertainment agents to find, book and schedule talent for live shows. They also handle the audition process, create reports and recommendations, and negotiate contracts.
The job requires a bachelor’s degree in event planning or the equivalent in years of experience, along with excellent organizational and communication skills. Self-starters who can manage multiple requests simultaneously and work well under pressure are best suited to this role.
Benefits
Besides earning a lucrative annual salary, working at a US embassy is a great way to travel and meet people from different cultures. You also get a generous amount of paid vacation time.
Embassies also offer excellent training programs and a variety of career opportunities to help you develop your skills. You can choose from a number of positions, including foreign service generalists, internships, consular fellows, civil service, project managers and engineering.
In addition, the Department launched TalentCare last summer to ensure that employees are equipped with the resources and support they need to thrive in their work and personal lives. This initiative is just the beginning.
Qualifications and Evaluations
Working at a US Embassy or Consulate overseas is an amazing opportunity. It provides a rewarding career, a generous annual salary, and a variety of benefits.
In addition, many embassies and consulates offer training programs and professional development opportunities. These can be online or in-person.
Family members can apply for vacancies through the ERA system available on the State Department careers page or individual embassy websites worldwide. Applicants must follow all submission guidelines and instructions carefully; failure to do so may disqualify you from consideration.
How to Apply
The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria is seeking a Talent Care Coordinator to provide security escort services, carry out special projects, and perform other duties as assigned. This position is open to all qualified Nigerian Citizens in the area, as well as current employees of the mission or their designated family members.
To apply for this job vacancy, please submit an application online. In addition to providing a cover letter and resume, applicants should include copies of their academic credentials, medical exam results, and U.S. non-sensitive security clearance. If you have questions about the application process, contact the Human Resources Office.