Program Manager, Community Information Exchange

This position reports to the Executive Director (ED) and participates as a member of the agency leadership team. The Program and Community Engagement Manager (PCEM) will support the ED with further Community Information Exchange (CIE) program development, best practice in program design, implementation and sustainability of the program. The PCEM will assist with the implementation phase of the CIE and help continue and establish relationships, processes, and employ the strategic plan of the CIE.

Specific responsibilities include overall implementation of the Community Engagement Plan; assistance with supervision of the CIE team, administrative activities, budget oversight, resource allocation, contract compliance and the overall performance of the CIE activities. The PCEM is responsible for the implementation of the CIE partner engagement plan and will focus on building the partner network strategy of the CIE, deepening relationships among clinical and community providers, and facilitating effective working relationships that foster trust between partner agencies for the benefit of shared clients. This is a hands-on role contributing to the growth and maintenance of the CIE partner network, encouraging agencies to partner more deeply through participation in community care coordination technology systems in order to share client information, manage referrals and share client outcomes. The Program Manager will prioritize social justice and equity and be committed to creating forward progress in transforming the health of the population across Wyoming.

As a full-time Program and Community Engagement Manager, this exciting position and your specific projects, tasks, and responsibilities will evolve over time. Daily responsibilities will include workplan management, development of new partnerships and agreements, data compilation and analysis, problem solving, development of communication materials, and program documentation. Flexibility and a commitment to continuous learning will be required of the successful candidate. A skill set based on public health, population health, community engagement, and program implementation experience will be vital to this work to improve the factors that affect health via multi- sector partnership activities.