Statewide Trauma Network Program Manager

University of Utah; Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 47,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Utah is seeking a Program Manager for the Utah Trauma Network (UTSN) under the SHIFT 3.2 initiative. You will partner with the Faculty Project Lead to guide administrative, financial, and operational aspects of the statewide trauma network, coordinating with hospitals, EMS, and state agencies.

The role emphasizes strategic planning, stakeholder engagement, data governance, and quality improvement through regional collaborations, IRB processes, data sharing, and routine

Qualifications

• Experience conducting needs assessments and leading data governance or IRB processes is preferred.
• Master of Public Health (MPH) or similar graduate degree.
• Two years of public health or health-care program leadership experience is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain relationships with network partners; lead network meetings and communications.
• Lead statewide clinical needs assessment of trauma care capacity across Utah’s five regions.
• Prepare and manage data sharing agreements, IRB or data governance submissions; ensure compliance with partner terms.
• Identify and develop quality improvement opportunities with rural hospitals; recruit clinical champions.
• Monitor network activities; track required metrics and prepare monthly updates.
• Market the network and support sustainability planning with internal and external partners.

Skills

Needs assessment

Data governance

Quality improvement

Education

MPH or related degree

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Job description

The University of Utah is seeking a Program Manager for the Utah Trauma Network (UTSN) under the SHIFT 3.2 initiative. You will partner with the Faculty Project Lead to guide administrative, financial, and operational aspects of the statewide trauma network, coordinating with hospitals, EMS, and state agencies.

The role emphasizes strategic planning, stakeholder engagement, data governance, and quality improvement through regional collaborations, IRB processes, data sharing, and routine