Integrated Care Program Manager
1 day ago
Denver
Job DescriptionSalary: $79,000 - $83,000 Our Mission At CPCQC, we are dedicated to ensuring that EVERY pregnant and postpartum person, infant, and family in Colorado has access to safe, equitable, high-quality care. We champion new collaborations, strengthen community connections to care, and lead statewide maternal and infant health quality improvement initiatives. As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, CPCQC partners with healthcare facilities, state and federal agencies, community organizations, and families across Colorado and with national organizations to advance best practices and improve maternal and infant health outcomes. We thrive in the space of building, guiding, and negotiating the interface between clinical care and community trust as well as policy design and field implementation. We work to prevent maternal mortality and morbidity, inform and implement evidence-based policies, and address health disparities in maternal and infant health. Our work is complex, multifaceted, and profoundly important, and we look forward to welcoming a new team member to help increase our impact. Our Core Values • Better Together, • Person-Centered, • Action-Oriented, • Joyfully Invested, • Committed to Integrity, • Leveraging Expertise This full-time, salaried position operates remotely within Colorado, with quarterly in-person meetings typically in the greater Denver/Boulder Metro area and attendance at forums, community meetings, and conferences hosted by CPCQC or key community, state, regional, or national partners. Employees are expected to establish residency in Colorado within six months of their start date. A change in residency status may affect employment eligibility. Responsibilities: Integrated Behavioral Health Program Management • Lead integrated behavioral health program outreach, planning, implementation, and reporting, • Plan and facilitate external meetings with key partners, • Track grantee invoices, budgets, contracts, and work plans, • Maintain detailed documentation for integrated behavioral health programs and ensure timely communication with partners across local perinatal continuums of care, • Evaluate program outcomes and progress toward goals in partnership with the Director of Integrated Behavioral Health and CPCQC Data and Analytics team, • Prepare and submit grant reports, • Maintain and update program materials, including but not limited to program model, evaluation plan, one-pagers, and related resources, • Manage initiative calendars, including grant deliverables, deadlines, and educational and conference opportunities, • Co-design and implement community outreach strategies to strengthen connections with a diversity of partners and community members across Colorado regarding IMPACT BH and FIRST programs, • Support programs that engage community members and amplify their voices in maternal and infant health initiatives, • Engage with internal CPCQC teams connections to clinical teams to ensure community perspectives inform CPCQC initiatives, • Communicate CPCQC objectives to clinical and community partners, and share initiative-related information, • Enhance relationships with prospective and existing funders in partnership with Director of Integrated Behavioral Health, • Work with CPCQCs communications and development team on:, • Social media content and thought leadership to raise awareness of CPCQC and partner work., • Presenting at conferences across Colorado, and potentially nationally, on the impact and lessons of CPCQCs initiatives., • 25 years of progressive leadership experience in the nonprofit or healthcare sector, with experience in maternal and child health initiatives preferred, • Bachelors degree (required) or masters degree in mental health, public health, social sector initiatives, or related field, • Experience working with community-based organizations and healthcare providers on community-led initiatives, • Public health research, evaluation, analysis, and/or reporting experience, • Program and/or grants management experience, including budget tracking and reporting, • Proven operational leadership skills, including project management, strategic planning, • Excellent organizational, prioritization, and communication skills essential for coordinating multiple projects and partners, • Experience or comfortable using Google Suite, Adobe, and Asana, • Relationship-building skills to engage effectively with team members, partners, and community members, • Strong commitment to working alongside community members and partners to address perinatal health inequities, • Ability to work collaboratively in a virtual team-oriented environment. Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion: CPCQC is an equal-opportunity employer that values diversity. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment that embraces diverse life experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives. CPCQC prohibits discrimination on any legally protected basis. Learn more about our work at cpcqc.org. Priority Deadline: Monday, September 29th. Position will remain open until filled. remote work