CHW Training Lead — Rural & Tribal Arizona

University of Arizona

Tucson (AZ)

Hybrid

USD 65,000 - 90,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

The University of Arizona Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health invites applications for Lead Specialist, Community Health Worker (Training). The role leads CHW and supervisor training initiatives across rural and tribal Arizona, coordinating with county health departments and PEAR Center partners to ensure quality delivery and measurable impact.

The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with travel in Arizona up to 25% of the time; duties include program design, stakeholder

Qualifications

Experience delivering trainings and materials to diverse audiences.
Experience in public health outreach and program delivery.
Ability to collaborate with community partners and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Lead design and implementation of statewide CHW Core Competency Training in rural/tribal Arizona.
Liaise with partners, recruit participants, establish standards and evaluation models.
Lead CHW supervisor trainings statewide across rural counties and tribes.
Assess needs and ensure quality training delivery and impact.
Advise leadership on outreach strategy to build county capacity for CHWs.
Develop technical assistance strategies with local health departments.
Represent the project with Rural Arizona CHW Network and related coalitions.
Collaborate with PEAR Center staff to apply participatory research principles.