HIV Prevention Programs & Contracts Lead

Virginia-Department-of-Healt; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 89,000; Full time

Job summary

Virginia Department of Health is seeking a Human Services Program Coordinator to administer contracts within the HIV and Hepatitis Prevention program. The role ensures compliant management of contracts, budgets, and performance, coordinating with providers and guiding procurement for HIV-related services.

The position supports policy development, grant management, and training across the agency, with funding restricted to CDC grants through 2029 and oversight of SNSN services.

Qualifications

• Experience in public health practices, including HIV/STI prevention, treatment, and support services.
• Experience using epidemiological data to inform program planning
• Experience with state procurement process and grants and contract management
• Experience in community engagement and/or coalition building.
• Experience planning, coordinating, and conducting training.
• Excellent organization & presentation skills; strong networking abilities & communication skills
• Ability to act independently, manage a multi-disciplinary statewide program, develop goals & evaluate progress
• Experience in preparing reports and grant writing; supervision of staff

Responsibilities

• The Contract Administration role within the HIV and Hepatitis Prevention program ensures management, compliance, and oversight of contracts.
• Coordinate with service providers, monitor performance, manage budgets, and align activities with funding guidelines.
• Develop, review, and renew contracts; provide training and technical guidance to funded agencies; supervise procurement processes for HIV-related services.

Skills

Job description

Virginia Department of Health is seeking a Human Services Program Coordinator to administer contracts within the HIV and Hepatitis Prevention program. The role ensures compliant management of contracts, budgets, and performance, coordinating with providers and guiding procurement for HIV-related services.

The position supports policy development, grant management, and training across the agency, with funding restricted to CDC grants through 2029 and oversight of SNSN services.