On-site · Cumberland
The Administrative Specialist provides operational support for a regional health initiative by establishing organizational systems and managing day-to-day activities. Key duties include coordinating meetings, tracking budgets and invoices, and maintaining grant documentation.
On-site · Cumberland
The Community Health Specialist serves as a liaison connecting residents with healthcare services and chronic disease prevention programs. Responsibilities include conducting community outreach, educating the public on obesity and diabetes, and building partnerships with healthcare providers.
On-site · Cumberland
Provides entry-level nursing services to individuals and families in clinic or community settings to prevent illness and promote population health. Responsibilities include conducting nursing assessments, implementing care plans, and providing educational counseling to at-risk populations.
On-site · Cumberland
The Program Supervisor translates strategic goals into daily operations by developing workflows and overseeing Community Health Workers. They are responsible for monitoring program outcomes, managing staff performance, and collaborating with community partners to ensure sustainable health initiatives.
On-site · Cumberland
The Program Manager will lead a regional initiative to reduce obesity and diabetes by building a Regional Community Hub and fostering cross-sector partnerships. Responsibilities include strategic planning, grant oversight, and serving as the primary public representative for the initiative.
