Infectious Disease Program Lead – Public Health Strategy

State of Alaska; Anchorage (AK); Hybride; USD 100 000 - 160 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Possible telework

Free covered parking

Résumé du poste

The State of Alaska seeks a Health Program Manager 3 to lead the Infectious Disease Program in Anchorage, guiding statewide strategy and ensuring compliance with federal grants. You will manage a diverse portfolio of infectious disease initiatives and collaborate with health care providers, Tribal organizations, and public health leaders to protect Alaska communities.

This is a senior public health leadership role focused on program development, policy implementation, and strategic partnerships,

Qualifications

• Program Planning: ensures health improvement planning uses assessments and data; develops goals and objectives.
• Community Dimensions of Practice: clarifies roles of governmental/non-governmental orgs.
• Partnering: builds alliances across boundaries to achieve goals.
• Public Health: applies concepts to protect and improve health and prevent disease.
• Human Capital Management: recruits, evaluates, and supports a multi-sector workforce.
• Leadership: influences and motivates; adapts styles to situations.
• Conflict Management: manages conflicts constructively and prevents counter-productive confrontations.

Responsabilités

• Lead statewide infectious disease strategy and overall program portfolio across Alaska.
• Oversee major federal grants; ensure compliance and performance reporting.
• Strengthen partnerships with health care providers, Tribal organizations, and public health leaders.

Connaissances

Program Planning

Community Dimensions of Practice

Partnering

Public Health

Human Capital Management

Leadership

Conflict Management

Formation

Bachelor's degree

Description du poste

The State of Alaska seeks a Health Program Manager 3 to lead the Infectious Disease Program in Anchorage, guiding statewide strategy and ensuring compliance with federal grants. You will manage a diverse portfolio of infectious disease initiatives and collaborate with health care providers, Tribal organizations, and public health leaders to protect Alaska communities.

This is a senior public health leadership role focused on program development, policy implementation, and strategic partnerships,