Community Health Programs Coordinator

We are seeking a Community Health Programs Coordinator to lead and support two key public health initiatives: an Overdose Prevention/MOUD (Medication for Opioid Use Disorder) program and a Cardiovascular Health Innovation program. This role oversees grant requirements, manages program activities, and supports community health workers in delivering high-quality, culturally responsive services.

The ideal candidate will have a strong commitment to harm-reduction principles, community engagement, and reducing stigma related to substance use, as well as a passion for improving cardiovascular health outcomes. This position works collaboratively with clinical, administrative, and community partners to ensure effective program implementation and sustainable impact.

Responsibilities

Program & Grant Coordination

• Oversee day-to-day activities of the Overdose Prevention/MOUD and Cardiovascular Health Innovation programs.
• Ensure all grant requirements are met, including timely and accurate data collection, reporting, and documentation.
• Track program budgets and monitor expenditures.
• Support program planning, implementation, and continuous quality improvement.

Community Engagement & Outreach

• Conduct outreach and community education to support harm reduction, cardiovascular health awareness, and health equity.
• Build and maintain partnerships with community-based organizations, healthcare providers, and public health agencies.
• Represent the programs at community events, meetings, and coalition activities.

Staff & Team Support

• Provide direction and support to Community Health Workers in completing program activities and meeting program goals.
• Support a collaborative, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive team environment.

Training, Education & Advocacy

• Promote harm reduction approaches and contribute to reducing stigma associated with substance use disorders

• Assist with the development of educational materials and community-facing resources.
• Participate in training efforts for staff, partners, and community members as needed.

Administrative & Clinical Collaboration

• Work closely with clinical and administrative staff to coordinate services and integrate program activities into broader organizational workflows.
• Maintain detailed records, client data, and program files in accordance with grant and organizational standards.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Knowledge of harm reduction principles and commitment to reducing stigma around substance use.
• Understanding of cardiovascular health, chronic disease prevention, or related public health concepts.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with diverse communities.
• Experience with grant reporting, data tracking, or program coordination.
• Ability to track budgets and organize program activities.
• Comfortable performing outreach and engaging with populations affected by substance use and health disparities.
• Ability to work collaboratively across clinical, administrative, and community settings.

Preferred Qualifications

• Master of Public Health (MPH) or related graduate degree strongly preferred.
• Two years of experience in grant management, outreach, harm reduction, public health programming, or program development.
• Experience supervising or supporting community health workers or similar positions.
• Experience working with individuals from diverse socio-economic, racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds.

We Encourage You to Apply

We value experience and recognize that skills can be gained in many ways. If your experience closely aligns with the responsibilities of this position—even if you do not meet every listed qualification—we strongly encourage you to apply.