Role OverviewThe Senior Program Manager contributes expertise in non-profit operations and subgrant management in the overdose prevention field to serve as the primary point of contact for subgrantees in their assigned portfolio, guiding them through the full lifecycle of their subgrant agreements from development and implementation through closeout. They provide technical assistance, facilitate subgrant documentation, track and monitor project milestones and accomplishments, and connect subgrantees to resources to build their capacity to advance program objectives.
What You Will Do
Collective Planning and Strategy Development, Technical Assistance and Subgrant Agreement Management, Operational Support for Technical Assistance & Capacity Building, and Other duties as assigned.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The Senior Program Manager contributes their lived experience and professional knowledge while learning from the experience and expertise of colleagues as the team plans, monitors, and continually improves the program.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in public health, nonprofit management, social work, public policy, or a related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience
- Minimum six years of professional experience managing programs with small Native community-based implementation partners
- Minimum three years' experience in subaward or subgrant management, including agreement development, compliance monitoring, and partner reporting
- Minimum three years' experience in project management with consistent adherence to timelines and deliverables
- Demonstrated experience liaising with multiple internal and external stakeholders across operational and programmatic functions
Benefits
- Highly competitive compensation
- Comprehensive benefits
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