Lead Community Health Worker – After-School Programs & Partnerships

University of New Mexico; Albuquerque (NM); In loco; USD 31.000 - 41.000; Part-time

Descrizione del lavoro

University of New Mexico’s Division of Prevention and Population Sciences in the Department of Pediatrics seeks a Lead Community Health Worker to supervise the NM Youth Transformative Leadership after-school program across multiple sites in New Mexico, coordinating staff and ensuring fidelity with the research team.

The role involves training and mentoring community health workers, building partnerships with schools, families, and volunteers, and extensive travel to sites to support program

Competenze

• High school diploma or GED; at least 5 years of related experience.
• Higher education substitutions may be used to satisfy experience requirements.

Mansioni

• Oversees and facilitates all facets of the NM Youth Transformative Leadership after-school program across all sites.
• Supervises community health workers, allocates work, trains, and resolves problems; motivates staff.
• Develops training modules and curriculum for CHWs, school contractors, and volunteers.
• Trains new CHWs and provides ongoing staff development instruction.
• Communicates questions/concerns from CHWs to program director and research team to ensure fidelity.
• Reviews EZReports for accuracy and funder compliance.
• Builds positive working relationships with schools, parents, students, community volunteers and partners; reduces barriers between clients and institutions.
• Travels extensively to after-school sites and community locations to support presentations and engage stakeholders.

Conoscenze

Leadership

Staff supervision

Training & development

Bilingual English/Spanish

Formazione

High school diploma or GED

Higher education substitution

Descrizione del lavoro

University of New Mexico’s Division of Prevention and Population Sciences in the Department of Pediatrics seeks a Lead Community Health Worker to supervise the NM Youth Transformative Leadership after-school program across multiple sites in New Mexico, coordinating staff and ensuring fidelity with the research team.

The role involves training and mentoring community health workers, building partnerships with schools, families, and volunteers, and extensive travel to sites to support program