Consortium Coordinator

Job Requisition: Consortium Coordinator
Contract Length: 4 months Temp contract
Work Location: Tempe, AZ 85282, USA – Hybrid

 Additional Information

• Must possess a valid unrestricted Arizona Driver's License and reliable transportation
• Within the first six months of employment, a CPR-Adult/Child/Infant Basic Life Support certification will be required
• Within the first six months of employment, fingerprinting and a successful background clearance
• 4 days teleworking and 1 day in the community
• Less than 20 miles/week

• This position will implement and administer the Healthy Start (HS) Community Consortium to create a collective community impact toward reducing disparities in perinatal outcomes.

• Coordinating community events, facilitation of large group meetings
• Coordinate, schedule, and facilitate Community Consortium activities, including regular meetings, presentations, trainings, and events
• Conduct community presentations; attend health and community fairs, media events, and public health promotion events within a target community
• Work with MCDPH Public Information Office to provide ongoing media information and releases
• Develop and maintain a network of available primary services, including but not limited to medical homes, behavioral health, and early childhood services for HS families and its target community
• Participate in local, state, regional, and national initiatives in support of continuous quality improvement for the Community Consortium and HS services
• Provide technical assistance to other Healthy Start sites and other community agencies on the formation, performance, quality improvement, and best practices around the structure and function of the CAN
• Participate in regular HS team meetings
• Provide ongoing communication with HS team members regarding the Consortium and all related HS services
• Performs other duties as assigned

• One additional year of experience in preparing and providing presentations
• Working with asset-based community development models in similar target communities and populations, including the Healthy Start program model

• One year of experience coordinating and administering public programs, projects, and services
• Experience Preferred
• Two to three years of community coordination

• Bachelor's degree in education, social work, psychology, public or community health, science, arts, business, or public administration

• Master’s Degree