Program/ Project Manager (Health System)
QUALIFICATIONSEducation:
Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Communications, Graphic Design, Public Policy, Government, Urban Planning, or another relevant field Master's degree preferred in leadership, business administration, science, public health, or equivalent.
Experience:
3
years of experience in managing projects and/or oversight of operations.
Experience in collecting and interpreting data to drive operations and performance.
Experience in planning projects and getting stakeholders to consensus.
Must have experience or certification in project management.
Skills and abilities:
Facilitation of collective impact across agencies to improve outcomes on the local level.
Promotion of public health and the need to address social determinants of health.
Utilization of a cross-sector and an all-hands-on deck approach to project management and program development.
Empowering children, elders, and the disabled as an equity focus.
Nurturing all of Rhode Islanders' quality of life including physical, behavioral, and social health.
Providing financial stewardship, sharing best practices, and promoting innovation.
Excellent writing skills and proven ability to organize and complete tasks successfully within timelines.
Excellent quality assurance and compliance skills Creative, self-motivated problem solver who can resolve project roadblocks and troubleshoot issues in a time sensitive environment Ability to effectively prioritize tasks with competing deadlines Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Preferred Skills/
Experience:
Using resident engagement to choose and influence the services they receive; Applying race equity to decisions made throughout large organizations; and Ensuring community members are engaged, heard, and respected from the onset of a plan and throughout implementation of programs.
Program/ Project Manager (Health System) Recommended Skills Business Administration Communication Creativity Finance Graphic Design Leadership Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Communications, Graphic Design, Public Policy, Government, Urban Planning, or another relevant field Master's degree preferred in leadership, business administration, science, public health, or equivalent.
Experience:
3
years of experience in managing projects and/or oversight of operations.
Experience in collecting and interpreting data to drive operations and performance.
Experience in planning projects and getting stakeholders to consensus.
Must have experience or certification in project management.
Skills and abilities:
Facilitation of collective impact across agencies to improve outcomes on the local level.
Promotion of public health and the need to address social determinants of health.
Utilization of a cross-sector and an all-hands-on deck approach to project management and program development.
Empowering children, elders, and the disabled as an equity focus.
Nurturing all of Rhode Islanders' quality of life including physical, behavioral, and social health.
Providing financial stewardship, sharing best practices, and promoting innovation.
Excellent writing skills and proven ability to organize and complete tasks successfully within timelines.
Excellent quality assurance and compliance skills Creative, self-motivated problem solver who can resolve project roadblocks and troubleshoot issues in a time sensitive environment Ability to effectively prioritize tasks with competing deadlines Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Preferred Skills/
Experience:
Using resident engagement to choose and influence the services they receive; Applying race equity to decisions made throughout large organizations; and Ensuring community members are engaged, heard, and respected from the onset of a plan and throughout implementation of programs.
Program/ Project Manager (Health System) Recommended Skills Business Administration Communication Creativity Finance Graphic Design Leadership Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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