Senior Policy & Advocacy Coordinator - Hybrid

Children's Hospital Colorado; Aurora (CO); Hybride; USD 85 000 - 127 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Annual bonus program

Wellness program

Education benefit

Hybrid work arrangement

Résumé du poste

Children's Hospital Colorado seeks an experienced Senior Policy and Advocacy Coordinator to manage policy-related research and writing from inception through completion. You will develop workshops, seminars, and trainings, and mentor other coordinators to strengthen CHCO's advocacy impact.

The role requires collaboration with clinical and non-clinical leaders, community partners, and coalitions to advance policy priorities and deliver accessible written materials that translate complex policy

Qualifications

• EDUCATION – Bachelor's degree in political science, advocacy or related field.
• EXPERIENCE – Five years’ relevant experience; public affairs preferred.
• EQUIVALENCY - Professional experience may substitute for degree.

Responsabilités

• Researches and foresees potential policy issues and develops advocacy plans to address them.
• Serves as liaison between program, CHCO and community partners.
• Identifies opportunities for partnerships to support department goals.
• Designs advocacy strategies to accomplish objectives.
• Plans and leads community engagement activities driven by initiatives and strategies.
• Designs and delivers trainings and technical assistance to support strategies.

Connaissances

research

policy advocacy

stakeholder engagement

written communications

Formation

Bachelor's degree in political science or related field

Bachelor's degree in communications (preferred)

Description du poste

Children's Hospital Colorado seeks an experienced Senior Policy and Advocacy Coordinator to manage policy-related research and writing from inception through completion. You will develop workshops, seminars, and trainings, and mentor other coordinators to strengthen CHCO's advocacy impact.

The role requires collaboration with clinical and non-clinical leaders, community partners, and coalitions to advance policy priorities and deliver accessible written materials that translate complex policy