Senior Program Manager - Healthcare Workforce & Grants

Healthcare Career Advancement Program (H-CAP); California (MO); On-site; USD 95,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid vacation

Sick and personal time

401K and pension

Job summary

Healthcare Career Advancement Program (H-CAP) in California seeks a Senior Program Manager to lead a project expanding LMCC’s work and increasing workforce capacity through training and career advancement opportunities. Travel to program sites is required.

You will manage grant deliverables, convene stakeholders, draft RFPs, coordinate evaluation, and prepare reports for funders and staff. Strong communication and independence are essential.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of project management experience in a union/labor-management context.
• Experience managing federal grants and drafting grant reports.
• Knowledge of healthcare workforce needs and labor-management partnerships.
• Experience with workforce development and adult education programs.

Responsibilities

• Manage operations for a state grant to ensure deliverables and requirements are met.
• Convene stakeholders to provide support and technical assistance.
• Create RFPs for grant funding and evaluation rubrics.
• Communicate with grant applicants, recipients, and funders.
• Collaborate with program evaluator to define benchmarks and measures of success.
• Create reports for funders, partners, and staff/Boards of Directors.
• Ensure compliance with grant requirements across staff and contractors.
• Travel to program sites and related meetings.

Skills

Project management

Union experience

Grant reporting

Healthcare workforce

Stakeholder engagement

Adult education

Data collection

Communication skills

Travel readiness

Tools

Salesforce

Excel

Job description

Healthcare Career Advancement Program (H-CAP) in California seeks a Senior Program Manager to lead a project expanding LMCC’s work and increasing workforce capacity through training and career advancement opportunities. Travel to program sites is required.

You will manage grant deliverables, convene stakeholders, draft RFPs, coordinate evaluation, and prepare reports for funders and staff. Strong communication and independence are essential.