Community Arts Coordinator | Arts in Medicine | Variable | Full time
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About The Position
Responsible for oversight of program planning, design, coordination, implementation, and evaluation of UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine's community arts programs and initiatives. Supports the recruitment, training, mentorship, and evaluation of artists and community arts facilitators. Works closely with Program Manager and Director to engage partners in design, implementation, and evaluation of community arts programming. Engages cross-sector partners to identify program needs, desires, and innovations to inform guided by program evaluation. Identifies evidence-based, community-engaged arts practices and programs, makes recommendations for community-engaged arts programming created directly with community members and in response to strengths and resources identified by community partners and the UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine team of artists and administrative staff. Maintains accountability for the implementation, evaluation, and revision of systems and structures that support the coordination and continuity of AIM's community-engaged initiatives and programs. Leads evaluation and research initiatives toward evidence-based practice and to evaluate effectiveness of community arts practice and programming. Provides administrative oversight for community arts initiatives and partnerships in an effort to achieve the organization's mission of humanizing healthcare experiences through artistic excellence. Performs responsibilities adjacent to Arts in Medicine Nurse Coordinator. Develops and implements a strategy to guide the complete coordination of community arts activities and partnerships. Functions independently in the planning, coordinating, implementing, and evaluating of all community-engaged arts activities including evaluating program activities to set goals and develop future program and partnership strategies. Participates in grant writing and fundraising. May have supervisory responsibilities. Effective problem solving and communication skills. Ability to multi-task working as part of a team or independently.
