Trueblood Diversion Programs Manager (Remote WA)

State of Washington; Olympia (WA); Remote; USD 120,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Medical/dental/vision insurance

Paid vacation and holidays

PFML

Retirement options

Training and professional development

Job summary

Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) is seeking a Trueblood Diversion Program Manager to oversee statewide diversion initiatives in collaboration with behavioral health, housing, and community partners. Remote role with occasional travel across Washington; requires travel to meet with providers and site visits.

You will manage contracts, monitor outcomes, advise leadership, and support sustainability of diversion programs created under the Trueblood v. Washington settlement.

Qualifications

• Experience in developing and evaluating statewide health care programs with clear goals, priorities, and performance metrics.
• Ability to translate priority directives into measurable objectives and program outcomes.
• Knowledge of state and federal health care laws, regulations, and legislative processes.

Responsibilities

• Provide consultative expertise to top-level HCA managers and state leaders on diversion services related to the Trueblood settlement.
• Prepare written and verbal presentations for policy makers and stakeholders.
• Lead statewide diversion program development and manage multiple contracts.

Skills

Statewide program management

Strategic planning

Policy leadership

Fiscal management

Performance improvement

Executive consultation

Leadership and partner management

Risk management

Education

Masters degree in psychology/sociology/social work or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) is seeking a Trueblood Diversion Program Manager to oversee statewide diversion initiatives in collaboration with behavioral health, housing, and community partners. Remote role with occasional travel across Washington; requires travel to meet with providers and site visits.

You will manage contracts, monitor outcomes, advise leadership, and support sustainability of diversion programs created under the Trueblood v. Washington settlement.