Adolescent Health Program Manager Phoenix

Civicworks; Arizona; Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

The Arizona Department of Health Services is seeking an Adolescent Health Program Manager based in Phoenix on a hybrid schedule. The role leads youth mental health, bullying prevention, and teen pregnancy prevention programs and oversees contracted efforts statewide.

Frequent statewide travel and collaboration with contractors and internal teams are core aspects of the role. Responsibilities include budget monitoring, compliance, technical assistance, and coordinating partnerships to implement

Qualifications

• Knowledge of youth mental health, teen pregnancy prevention, and positive youth development.
• Experience managing program contracts, budgets, and sub-recipients with technical assistance.
• Grant development, reporting, and performance management expertise.
• Strong oral and written communication with ability to present and update websites.
• Proficiency with Google and Microsoft Suites and data analysis capabilities.
• Ability to travel statewide and work effectively in hybrid environments.

Responsibilities

• Manage youth mental health, bullying prevention, and teen pregnancy prevention programs.
• Oversee contracted programs, provide technical assistance, and ensure compliance.
• Monitor budgets, reporting, and performance across awards.
• Coordinate statewide initiatives and foster partnerships with contractors and internal teams.
• Support evidence-based program implementation and cross-team collaboration.

Skills

Youth mental health

Program contracts

Grant development

Communication skills

Data analysis

Travel (statewide)

Hybrid work environment

Tools

Google Workspace

Microsoft 365

Data analysis tools

Job description

The Adolescent Health Program Manager manages youth mental health, bullying prevention, and teen pregnancy prevention programming within the Arizona Department of Health Services. Based in Phoenix on a hybrid schedule, the position oversees contracted programs, provides technical assistance, monitors budgets and compliance, and coordinates statewide initiatives and partnerships. The role requires frequent statewide travel and close collaboration with contractors and internal teams to ensure evidence-based program implementation.

Key qualifications:

• Knowledge of youth mental health, teen pregnancy prevention, and positive youth development principles and current trends
• Experience managing program contracts, budgets, and sub-recipients with technical assistance capabilities
• Grant development, report writing, and performance management expertise
• Strong oral and written communication skills with ability to create presentations and manage websites
• Proficiency with Google and Microsoft Suites and data analysis
• Ability to travel in-state and out-of-state and work effectively in hybrid environments