Emergency Management: Team Development Lead

State of Tennessee; Nashville (TN); Hybrid; USD 57,000 - 71,000; Full time

Job summary

The State of Tennessee is seeking an Emergency Management Administrator 1, Team Development Manager in Nashville. You will lead statewide team development efforts and coordinate with partners to strengthen emergency response capabilities.

This role requires a bachelor's degree and at least three years in public safety or military service, with supervisory experience. Remote work up to 40% is possible as part of the role, with emphasis on collaboration across agencies.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and 3 years public safety or military experience, with at least 1 year supervisory/coordination.
• Experience may substitute education; up to 4 years substituted.
• Graduate coursework may substitute for experience for up to two years; supervision requirement cannot be substituted.

Responsibilities

• Lead, plan, organize, and support committee structures to enhance state-wide team development efforts.
• Coordinate, plan for, and facilitate committee and team development objectives with supporting structures.
• Provide administrative and overhead support for the Team Development program and committees.
• Coordinate between partners and stakeholders to share information on program activities across the state.
• Improve data storage, record-keeping, and information sharing across Team Development efforts.
• Create adaptable team structures through leadership with ownership of programmatic efforts.
• Drive cross-functional collaboration with local, state, federal, private sector and NGOs.

Skills

Complex Problem Solving

Critical Thinking

Coordination

Service Orientation

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Laptop

Cell Phone

Job description

The State of Tennessee is seeking an Emergency Management Administrator 1, Team Development Manager in Nashville. You will lead statewide team development efforts and coordinate with partners to strengthen emergency response capabilities.

This role requires a bachelor's degree and at least three years in public safety or military service, with supervisory experience. Remote work up to 40% is possible as part of the role, with emphasis on collaboration across agencies.