Major Gifts Officer

Posted 5 days ago

university healthSan Antonio (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$33.65 - $79.33 per hour

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About the role

POSITION SUMMARY/RESPONSIBILITIES The Major Gifts Officer is responsible for managing a portfolio of major gift prospects/donors consisting of individuals and families. The position requires an advanced and demonstrated capability in leadership with volunteers, physicians and University Health staff; motivation to aggressively develop relationships with donors and prospects. Implements effective campaigns and major giving programs. Maintains accountability, reporting and compliance standards for donors and funding sources EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE Bachelor's degree in related field required. Requires five years of successful front-line fundraising experience, with demonstrated success in major gifts. Understanding of different aspects of comprehensive fundraising program. Experience working in health care, hospital or academic medical center with boards, physicians, leaders and volunteer committees. Knowledge of non-profit fundraising best practices and various forms of development solicitation practices, including major gift solicitation, planned giving, and events. Proven success with direct donor solicitation and stewardship. Excellent communication skills both written and verbal. Excellent interpersonal skills for building strong relationships with donors of all levels, volunteers, community leaders, corporate and foundation representatives, physicians and University Health leadership Ability to handle multiple projects and effectively manage and set priorities. Proficiency in using the Microsoft Office Suite or similar products, and experience in Raiser's Edge NXT a plus

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