Senior Program Lead: Maternal & Child Health

Adult Correction; North Carolina; On-site; USD 67,000 - 117,000; Full time

Job summary

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services seeks a Deputy Section Chief for Women, Infant, and Community Wellness to provide executive leadership for the Title V Office and related MCH programs. You will guide strategic planning, administrative direction, and operations to improve health outcomes for women, infants, children, families, and communities.

You will oversee program administration, manage data-informed decisions, and support effective use of federal and state

Qualifications

• Experience guiding maternal and child health strategies to improve outcomes.
• Ability to interpret state laws, regulations, and policies for program administration.
• Experience analyzing complex programmatic and financial data for planning.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic leadership and administrative direction for Title V Office.
• Oversee operation of Maternal and Child Health Block Grant and program management.
• Collaborate with Title V MCH Director on priorities and resource planning.
• Direct administrative functions and monitor performance to ensure efficiency.
• Analyze program data to support decision-making and program improvements.
• Supervise Title V Office staff and related personnel.
• Coordinate cross-program collaboration among partners and stakeholders.
• Advise leadership on administrative, fiscal, and programmatic matters.

Skills

Strategic leadership

Public health program management

Data analysis

Interagency collaboration

Job description

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services seeks a Deputy Section Chief for Women, Infant, and Community Wellness to provide executive leadership for the Title V Office and related MCH programs. You will guide strategic planning, administrative direction, and operations to improve health outcomes for women, infants, children, families, and communities.

You will oversee program administration, manage data-informed decisions, and support effective use of federal and state