Tribal Health Program Project Coordinator

California-Rural-Indian-Health-Board,-Inc.; Roseville (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

California-Rural-Indian-Health-Board, Inc. seeks a Project Coordinator to plan, monitor, and administer tribal health projects. You will train staff, disseminate information, and coordinate with THP and tribal partners to ensure timely completion of goals.

Responsibilities include reporting, contracting oversight, and pursuing funding. The role requires travel across California and the ability to work with diverse communities while maintaining confidentiality and cultural competency.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Health Science, or a closely related field; five years of progressively responsible experience.
• Three years directly related to the program area (grant writing, health research, technical writing, data coordination).
• Ability to travel up to seven hours a day within California and to pursue funding opportunities.
• Strong written and verbal communication, analytical and reporting skills.

Responsibilities

• Analyze program plans and administer program objectives, staffing, and funding for tribes and THP.
• Monitor contracts and funding, recommending improvements to maximize service delivery.
• Provide training and technical assistance to tribal organizations, THP clinics, and state/county programs.
• Coordinate development, production, and dissemination of educational materials.
• Prepare and disseminate required reports and liaison with funding agencies.
• Pursue funding opportunities and manage multiple priorities with deadlines.

Skills

Public health planning

Grant writing

Data coordination

Communication

Project management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Public Health or related field

Master’s degree in Public Health or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Office 365

Graphics software

Job description

California-Rural-Indian-Health-Board, Inc. seeks a Project Coordinator to plan, monitor, and administer tribal health projects. You will train staff, disseminate information, and coordinate with THP and tribal partners to ensure timely completion of goals.

Responsibilities include reporting, contracting oversight, and pursuing funding. The role requires travel across California and the ability to work with diverse communities while maintaining confidentiality and cultural competency.