Grant-Funded Rural Health PM — Telebehavioral Health

West Bay Collaborative; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

West Bay Collaborative seeks a Project Manager for the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) – School Behavioral Health in Providence, RI. The role oversees grant-funded initiatives, budgets, contracts, compliance, and reporting to expand telebehavioral health and provide professional development.

You will collaborate with RIDE staff, districts, and partners to ensure effective program implementation, monitoring, and sustainability during a grant-funded period through September 2031.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in public administration, business administration, education, public policy, finance, public health, human services, project management, or a closely related field.
• Three to five years of progressively responsible experience in project management, grant administration, fiscal management, program administration, or a related field.
• Experience managing federal or state grant-funded programs and monitoring expenditures preferred.
• Experience working with educational institutions, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, or community partners preferred.
• Knowledge of school-based behavioral health initiatives, telebehavioral health services, or related programs preferred.
• Experience with RIDE's Euna grants management system preferred but not required.
• Project management certification desirable.
• Must have reliable transportation for travel throughout Rhode Island.

Responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate, and oversee implementation of RHTP school behavioral health initiatives, including telebehavioral health services and professional development and technical assistance.
• Manage grant budgets, contracts, expenditures, and reimbursement requests through RIDE's Euna grants management system and other applicable financial systems.
• Ensure compliance with federal and state grant requirements, funding guidelines, and procurement policies.
• Monitor project expenditures, timelines, performance measures, and deliverables; identify concerns and recommend corrective actions.
• Coordinate competitive grant and procurement activities, including application development, proposal review, award recommendations, and contract administration.
• Oversee grant close-out activities, including financial reconciliation, final reporting, and documentation.
• Conduct program monitoring through documentation reviews, site visits, and evaluation of project outcomes.
• Collect, analyze, and report program and financial data to meet state and federal reporting requirements.
• Prepare progress reports, presentations, and recommendations for RIDE leadership and partnering agencies.
• Collaborate with RIDE staff, school districts, behavioral health providers, and community organizations to support program implementation.
• Provide technical assistance and guidance to participating school districts, vendors, and project partners.
• Coordinate meetings, professional development, and opportunities to share effective practices and promote program sustainability.
• Maintain accurate, confidential, and audit-ready program and fiscal records.
• Represent RIDE at relevant meetings, conferences, and interagency workgroups as assigned.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Skills

Project management

Grant administration

Budget management

Compliance

Communication

Data reporting

Collaboration

Office software

Telebehavioral health

Education

Master's degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Euna grants management system

Job description

West Bay Collaborative seeks a Project Manager for the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) – School Behavioral Health in Providence, RI. The role oversees grant-funded initiatives, budgets, contracts, compliance, and reporting to expand telebehavioral health and provide professional development.

You will collaborate with RIDE staff, districts, and partners to ensure effective program implementation, monitoring, and sustainability during a grant-funded period through September 2031.