Community Health Improvement Program Manager

Job Duties

HealthPartners is hiring a Community Health Improvement Program Manager to support our East Metro region.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Education, Experience or Equivalent Combination:

Bachelor's degree preferably with a major in Community or Public Health, Health Education, Social Work, Communications, or related field

Minimum 3-7 years of experience leading and managing collaborative programs and projects with internal and external stakeholders, including planning, facilitation, implementation and evaluation

Understanding of community benefit in health care, including regulatory requirements, documentation and reporting, with ability to provide guidance and engage internal stakeholders in consistent organizational practices.

Experience working with diverse populations with a strong understanding of and commitment to health equity

Licensure/ Registration/ Certification:

Valid driver's license with access to personal vehicle for driving between office and community locations throughout our service area.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

Excellent written and verbal communication skills including group facilitation, presentations and health communications with internal and external audiences at all levels

Ability to develop and build trusted relationships with community partners with excellent follow-through regarding partnership expectations

Project management skills with the ability to think about and manage projects strategically while understanding the individual needs and dimensions of multiple departments and partners

Proficient with evaluation frameworks and relevant metrics, aligning work to defined impact and outcomes, and clearly communicating data-informed progress related to goals

Superior organizational skills with ability to organize large amounts of information and ideas, guiding and driving team to meet deadlines. Escalates issues appropriately.

Functions independently, proactively managing workflows with a focus on continuous improvement in project or program processes

Excellent community and group facilitation skills with internal and external teams

Adaptable, flexible, composed and collaborative

Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Teams/SharePoint.

Comprehensive understanding of health equity, diversity, inclusion, belonging and cultural humility.

Ability to lift 20 pounds when unloading and delivering materials to community partners and assisting with event set up and tear down as needed

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Education, Experience or Equivalent Combination:

Advanced education such as MPH, MS, MSW or Registered Dietitian highly desirable

Experience with reporting processes and software for community benefit, such as CBISA

Licensure/ Registration/ Certification:

Project management experience, education or certification

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

Proficient with in Excel for data documentation, analysis and data visualization

ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

(30-40%) - Serve as community health representative for assigned HealthPartners hospitals and clinics including leading community engagement, assessment, strategy and regulatory reporting including:

Collaborate with hospital/clinic leadership and management, quality, care management and other relevant departments are community health strategy, results and reporting requirements.

Represent HealthPartners (and specific hospitals) with community partners, building trust and collaborating around shared goals.

Lead local hospital Community Health Needs Assessment and Implementation Plan, translating community needs into strategies, with a focus on health equity, in collaboration with system CHNA team

Ensure community health improvement efforts are aligned with organizational strategy, priorities and plans.

Engage and educate hospital partners on community benefit, ensuring complete and consistent reporting of relevant activities and supporting narratives for care system 990 Schedule H and O, in partnership with finance.

Communicate Community Health and partnership plans, goals and results to external partners and internal and stakeholders

Advise on community grant-making for specific hospital or foundation funds

(20-30%) - Build community partnerships and relationships:

Represent HealthPartners on community collaborations with shared goals.

Engage and collaborate with community partners around priority community health needs and strategies, facilitating collective and complementary actions around shared goals.

Convene, lead and participate in community leadership and advisory groups such as Steering and Advisory Committees with internal and external partners.

Build and maintain trust in partnership relationships with clinics, schools, business, public health and other government agencies, nonprofit organizations and other community partners.

Positively represent the HealthPartners family of organizations.

(20-30%) - Serve as project manager for community health program and partnerships, projects, and initiatives including:

Lead and manage cross-sector project and program teams, providing oversight and ensuring project tasks are completed according to timelines and deadlines.

Manage detailed project plans, timetables, resource estimation and tracking processes to meet all deadlines.

Provide expertise and thought leadership on priority community health issues, programs and content.

Develop engaging educational and promotional resources that reflect the needs and perspectives of intended audience.

Develop and utilize appropriate evaluation metrics and tools, and communicate results using approachable data-visualization, dashboards and best-community practices for community initiatives

Provide oversight and tracking of program and project budgets, including Foundation reimbursements, grant and other revenue, ensuring excellent stewardship of resources from multiple sources.

Develop and submit grant applications and funding requests as appropriate.

(10%) - Contributes to the total effectiveness of the Community Health and Partnerships team by setting communicating openly, solving problems proactively, working collaboratively, and supporting the full scope of the teams' work as a positive, engaged team member.

(5%) - Perform other duties as required to accomplish community health and organizational goals.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class.

Minimum Education Required

Bachelor Degree

Minimum Experience Required

3 - 7 years

Shift

First (Day)

Number of Openings

1

Public Transportation Accessible

Yes

Veterans Encouraged to Apply

No

Physical Required

Yes

Drug Test Required

Yes

Compensation

$40.93 - $61.39 / Hourly

Postal Code

55420

Job Type

Full Time

Place of Work

On-site

Requisition ID

124757

Job Benefits

Not specified