Remote Special Assistant for Early Childhood Initiative PM
Parenting Through Pediatrics Initiative
United States
Hybrid
USD 34,000 - 55,000
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
The Parenting Through Pediatrics Initiative seeks a Special Assistant to support its multi-year philanthropic program. This remote role reports to the Steering Committee co-leaders and assists with project planning, governance, and research to advance early childhood development goals. The position offers flexible geography in the United States, 20–32 hours per week, a six-month minimum term with potential extension to two years, and occasional travel for quarterly meetings.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
PM experience with diverse stakeholders.
Extremely organized and detail oriented.
Highly proactive and self-driven.
Adaptable to weekly challenges while focusing on long-term goals.
Outstanding oral and written communication skills.
Proficient in Microsoft Office.
Experience or interest in early childhood/health (preferred).
Responsibilities
Project manage the initiative overall with detailed workplans.
Support leaders across diligence of potential grantees and research.
Create and update documents for Steering Committee and partners.
Schedule key meetings attended by funders and grantees.
Capture notes and next steps during meetings.
Skills
Project management
Highly organized
Proactive
Adaptable
Communication skills
Stakeholder management
Education
Bachelor's degree
Tools
Microsoft Office
Job description
The Parenting Through Pediatrics Initiative seeks a Special Assistant to support its multi-year philanthropic program. This remote role reports to the Steering Committee co-leaders and assists with project planning, governance, and research to advance early childhood development goals. The position offers flexible geography in the United States, 20–32 hours per week, a six-month minimum term with potential extension to two years, and occasional travel for quarterly meetings.