Chronic Disease Program Lead — RN

Commonwealth of Kentucky; Frankfort (KY); Hybrid; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Office environment

Job summary

Commonwealth of Kentucky, Department for Public Health, seeks a Human Services Program Supervisor to lead the Disease Management Section. The role oversees asthma, diabetes prevention, and heart disease programs, guiding a high-functioning team with clinical knowledge to improve Kentuckians' health outcomes.

The position emphasizes data-driven program implementation, grant coordination, and collaboration with CHFS and external partners to advance public health initiatives.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required for entry to the role.
• Four years of professional experience in human services administration.
• A master's degree may substitute for one year of the required experience.

Responsibilities

• Performs budgetary, contract, and personnel activities for the Section.
• Collaborates on policies with managers and program leaders.
• Provides staff supervision and monitoring through reports and meetings.
• Represents the Section in leadership and stakeholder meetings.
• Reviews policy impact on program operations.
• Provides clinical and technical support to supervisors and staff.
• Evaluates employee performance and manages schedules.
• Prepares grant reports and maintains required records.
• Interprets and enforces rules and policies.

Skills

RN experience

Organizational skills

Self-starter

Microsoft Office

Budget & grant writing

Supervisory experience

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree substitution for experience

Job description

Commonwealth of Kentucky, Department for Public Health, seeks a Human Services Program Supervisor to lead the Disease Management Section. The role oversees asthma, diabetes prevention, and heart disease programs, guiding a high-functioning team with clinical knowledge to improve Kentuckians' health outcomes.

The position emphasizes data-driven program implementation, grant coordination, and collaboration with CHFS and external partners to advance public health initiatives.