Do you care about immigrants and community access to health care?

Do you want to use your leadership skills to serve a larger mission and community?

Are you confident, collaborative, organized, and versatile?

Asian Health Services is seeking a dynamic, experienced program manager to help lead our Community Services department. The Community Services Manager provides direct program oversight to the following units:

– Youth Program: Provides reproductive health counseling, clinical services, and youth programming to teens and young people;

– Banteay Srei: Provides case management, trainings, and other services to young Southeast Asian women at risk of or currently experiencing sexual exploitation’

– Community Liaison Unit: promotes community awareness of health care services, resources, and education to low-income immigrants and refugees’

– HIV/AIDS Program: provides community outreach, HIV Testing, and HIV patient support and advocacy’

– Language and Cultural Access Program : provides limited English speaking communities with culturally appropriate, professional oral interpretation and written translation services.

Key areas of responsibility include direct supervision and team development of mid-level managers and coordinators; program planning, development, implementation, and evaluation; budget development and monitoring; and grantwriting.

For more than 40 years, Asian Health Services has been a leader in health care advocacy for the medically underserved, including the immigrant and refugee Asian community. With a patient base and staff comprised of ten Asian language groups, Asian Health Services is nationally recognized as a pioneer in developing language access programs to support primary care clinical services. See www.asianhealthservices.org.

This position requires passion for and knowledge of the cultural, socioeconomic, and political factors affecting health and health education in the immigrant and refugee Asian communities and a commitment to health advocacy for the Asian and Pacific Islander communities. Minimum qualifications include:

– Master’s degree in relevant field (health education, nutrition, health, social scients)

– At least two years experience with program development and implementation

– At least three years supervisory experience

– Two years experience with contracts, budgeting and/or grantwriting

– Demonstrated excellent communication, team-building, and program administration skills.

How to apply

Send resume, cover letter and 1-2 page writing sample with subject reference “CS Manager – 010” to: HR@ahschc.org.