Grant-Funded Injury Prevention Coordinator

TMC; Fort Defiance (AZ); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

FDIHB in Fort Defiance, AZ seeks an experienced professional to lead an Injury Prevention Task Force under a grant program. You will recruit partners, set governance, and coordinate activities to address elder falls in Navajo Nation communities.

The role requires developing a sustainability plan, facilitating trainings, and reporting outcomes to the Health Promotion Disease Prevention Coordinator. Proficiency in grant administration and collaboration with tribal leadership is essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum three years of work experience in healthcare or prevention.
• Proven ability to coordinate multi-agency programs and task forces.
• Experience with grant administration and reporting is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Create, recruit, and assemble an Injury Prevention Task Force with key partners.
• Develop goals, logistics, scope, and policies for the task force.
• Facilitate meetings, track attendance, and report results to the coordinator.
• Develop a sustainability plan to continue grant-funded activities after funding ends.
• Coordinate trainings and schedule evidence-based classes in the community.
• Collaborate with marketing to promote prevention awareness and recruit participants.
• Develop and maintain an evaluation plan including baseline and outcomes.
• Prepare and submit required progress reports and grant applications.

Skills

Grant management

Stakeholder relations

Public health program coordination

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences or related field

Job description

FDIHB in Fort Defiance, AZ seeks an experienced professional to lead an Injury Prevention Task Force under a grant program. You will recruit partners, set governance, and coordinate activities to address elder falls in Navajo Nation communities.

The role requires developing a sustainability plan, facilitating trainings, and reporting outcomes to the Health Promotion Disease Prevention Coordinator. Proficiency in grant administration and collaboration with tribal leadership is essential.