Senior Program Manager - Community Health & Population

phsorg; United States; On-site; USD 70,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision benefits

Disability insurance

Life insurance

Optional voluntary benefits

Employee Wellness program

Job summary

Presbyterian Healthcare Services in Albuquerque, NM seeks a Senior Program Manager for Community Health to design, develop, and implement community health initiatives that improve population health outcomes for patients and communities.

The role collaborates with internal executives and external partners, leading multi-disciplinary teams and driving adoption of new community and clinical linkage models. Requires public health background and strong leadership with grant-funded program experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in public health; community health; public administration, education or related field required. Masters degree preferred, but not required based upon relevant experience.
• Seven or more years of relevant industry specific experience demonstrating strong leadership skills and a proven ability to facilitate cross-functional teams.
• Experience facilitating diverse community-based groups to foster partnerships.
• Strong research competencies, written and oral communication.
• Computer knowledge to include Windows, word-processing and database systems.
• Requires detailed knowledge of population health and public health research and interventions, including the interpretation of data
• Data management and insight reporting, preferably experience with Electronic Health Records

Responsibilities

• Coordinate Presbyterian community health initiatives.
• Lead and coordinate the successful implementation and sustaining efforts of relevant community health initiatives.
• Promote and support adoption and implementation of an overall community health approach across PHS.
• Develop organizational capacity for innovation and knowledge transfer of assets.
• Engage and influence internal and external stakeholders.
• Lead development of strategies to align practitioners with new community and clinical linkage models.
• Lead deployment of strategies to engage providers and community in adoption of programs.
• Prepare program reports and report to stakeholders.
• Participate on community councils and boards.
• Ensure financial and operational results are achieved for community health initiatives.
• Identify grant funding and develop grant proposals; track and report deliverables.
• Present grant deliverables to Presbyterian Senior Leaders.
• Manage larger, complex Community Health Programs.
• Manage specific health programs from planning to evaluation.
• Identify health initiatives for collective impact goals from needs assessments.
• Use integrated decision making to optimize outcomes.
• Coordinate outreach strategies and engagement of stakeholders.
• Coordinate communication strategies to stakeholders.
• Maintain program data management plans (data collection, datasets, databases including EHRs, security, privacy retention, reporting).
• Provide user and technical support on program data operation standards and tools (Epic, Salesforce, closed-loop referral software, etc.).
• Gathers data, analyzes metrics, and coordinates documentation and reporting.
• Provide research, analytical support and recommendations for decision making.
• Position may include frontline support and patient support.
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Leadership

Cross-functional teamwork

Community partnerships

Research skills

Data analysis

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in public health

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Epic

Salesforce

Closed-loop referral software

Job description

Presbyterian Healthcare Services in Albuquerque, NM seeks a Senior Program Manager for Community Health to design, develop, and implement community health initiatives that improve population health outcomes for patients and communities.

The role collaborates with internal executives and external partners, leading multi-disciplinary teams and driving adoption of new community and clinical linkage models. Requires public health background and strong leadership with grant-funded program experience.