Part-Time In-Office IMAT Stakeholder Facilitator

FPHNY Recruitment Team; New York (NY); On-site; USD 136,000 - 194,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Non-profit environment

Staffing agency engagement

Job summary

FPHNY seeks a part-time, grant-funded Group Facilitator to support the Infant Mortality Action Team (IMAT) at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. This in-person role requires attendance at CAT meetings in Long Island City for up to ~80 hours across the grant period.

You will design agendas, guide discussions, maintain neutrality, capture themes and action items, and help translate input into data‑driven recommendations to eliminate Sudden Unexpected Infant Deaths and inform program

Qualifications

• 5-10 years of experience in facilitating meetings and community engagement.
• Demonstrated expertise in consensus-building and conflict resolution.
• Experience managing virtual and hybrid meetings, using Zoom or MS Teams.
• Knowledge of local community and clinical service providers.
• Commitment to advancing infant health, reproductive justice, and health equity.
• Bachelor’s degree in public health, organizational development, social work, or related disciplines.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate CAT meetings including logistics and calendar maintenance.
• Develop agendas, ground rules, and meeting materials.
• Facilitate up to six Committee meetings with inclusive participation.
• Capture key discussion points and follow-up items with notetakers.
• Support development of survey questions and final reports.
• Ensure CAT recommendations are shared with stakeholders.

Skills

Facilitation

Meeting design

Stakeholder engagement

Conflict resolution

Communication

Organizational skills

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

MS Word

MS Excel

MS PowerPoint

MS Access

Zoom / MS Teams

Job description

FPHNY seeks a part-time, grant-funded Group Facilitator to support the Infant Mortality Action Team (IMAT) at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. This in-person role requires attendance at CAT meetings in Long Island City for up to ~80 hours across the grant period.

You will design agendas, guide discussions, maintain neutrality, capture themes and action items, and help translate input into data‑driven recommendations to eliminate Sudden Unexpected Infant Deaths and inform program