Indigenous & Rural Health Project Coordinator (Remote)

University Of Nebraska Medical Center; Omaha (NE); Remote; USD 49,000 - 74,000; Full time

Job summary

UNMC Indigenous and Rural Health Project Coordinator in Omaha, NE coordinates programs with Indigenous and rural communities and the university, focusing on maternal and child health, reproductive health, community healing, and related activities.

The role also leads digital storytelling and research initiatives related to public health topics, such as maternal and child health, cancer, and preventive screenings, developing partnerships and prioritizing community needs.

Qualifications

• Written and Oral Communication: demonstrated ability to communicate clearly, professionally, and effectively.
• Interpersonal Communication: ability to build and maintain relationships with diverse stakeholders.
• Group Facilitation: experience planning and facilitating meetings and workshops.
• Knowledge of Indigenous engagement and cultural humility in community contexts.
• Experience with digital storytelling, program coordination, and event organization.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates programs with indigenous and rural communities and the university, focused on maternal and child health.
• Leads digital storytelling and research initiatives related to public health topics.
• Builds partnerships with Indigenous communities to identify priorities and foster collaboration.

Skills

Written and Oral Communication

Interpersonal Communication

Group Facilitation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Business, Public Administration, Public Health, Education, English, or related field

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Word

Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft Outlook

Job description

UNMC Indigenous and Rural Health Project Coordinator in Omaha, NE coordinates programs with Indigenous and rural communities and the university, focusing on maternal and child health, reproductive health, community healing, and related activities.

The role also leads digital storytelling and research initiatives related to public health topics, such as maternal and child health, cancer, and preventive screenings, developing partnerships and prioritizing community needs.