Development & Implementation Coordinator

University of Colorado

11d•Remote

About The Position

The Care Collaborative within the University of Colorado School of Medicine is seeking a Development & Implementation Coordinator to support the design, coordination, and delivery of innovative access-to-care programs. This role leads both the implementation of the Colorado Peer Education Program (CoPEP) in correctional settings and the coordination of statewide virtual ECHO series to expand provider knowledge and capacity. This position requires skills in on-the-ground program implementation, public health education, partner engagement, and coordination of both in-person and virtual programs. The role requires strong project management skills, comfort working across diverse environments, including correctional facilities, and the ability to support learning models that connect expertise to communities. The Colorado Peer Education Program (CoPEP) is an evidence-based, train-the-trainer model implemented in correctional settings to equip incarcerated individuals with the knowledge and skills to serve as peer health educators. The program focuses on reducing transmission of infectious diseases such as Hepatitis C and HIV, increasing access to testing and treatment, and supporting reentry readiness. ECHO Colorado (Extension for Community Health Outcomes) is a statewide tele-mentoring model that uses videoconferencing technology to connect specialists with community-based providers and partners. Through case-based learning and peer mentorship, ECHO programs build local capacity to manage complex health conditions and improve access to care across communities.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in education, social sciences, healthcare administration, public administration, communications, information systems, or a directly related field from an accredited institution.
Two (2) years of professional experience coordinating projects with timelines, experience working directly with health care providers or public health officials, and/or personal or professional experience with incarcerated or previously incarcerated individuals.
Applicants must meet minimum qualifications at the time of hire.
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States without requiring sponsorship.
Ability to commute to CDOC facilities and other training facilities around the state of Colorado (25-50%25 travel).
Remote work (equipment needed for remote work will be supplied).
Required trainings and meetings on the Anschutz Medical Campus.
This position is grant-funded to run through June 30, 2027; any extensions will be dependent upon available funds for the project.
Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a CDOC background check, including an integrity interview, drug screening, and defensive tactics training. Following clearance, candidates are required to complete the CDOC online training modules. Completion of these trainings is required prior to participation in a mandatory 40-hour, week-long tactical training held at CDOC headquarters in Colorado Springs.
As travel is part of this position’s duties, the successful applicant must have/have consistent and reliable access to a vehicle.
Demonstrated ability to work independently.
Confidence working in a flexible, adaptable environment.
Basic understanding of how to use computers, the internet, and Microsoft Office programs (specifically, Google Workspace, SharePoint, Word, and Excel).
Ability to communicate effectively, both in writing and orally.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees at all levels throughout the institution.
Outstanding customer service skills.
Strong critical analysis, problem-solving, detail orientation, and organizational skills.
Ability to prioritize and meet deadlines.
Strong sense of accountability for completing work in a timely and accurate way.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree (completed or in progress) in education, social sciences, healthcare administration, public health, business, or related field.
Experience hosting virtual meetings using videoconferencing technology.
Previous experience with research and evaluation.

Responsibilities

Plan, prepare, and facilitate in-person train-the-trainer workshops for incarcerated individuals to become peer health educators.
Coordinate with Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) staff to schedule trainings, secure clearances, and support on-site implementation.
Travel to correctional facilities to support program delivery, provide coaching, and gather feedback from participants.
Collaborate with subject matter experts to develop and update curriculum and training materials.
Support the professional development of peer educators, including incorporating new health education content and best practices.
Coordinate logistics for trainings, including materials, supplies, travel, lodging, and facilitator scheduling.
Collect, organize, and maintain program data to support reporting, evaluation, and continuous improvement efforts.
Develop and contribute to reports, summaries, and presentations for internal and external stakeholders.
Track project timelines, deliverables, and milestones across multiple concurrent programs.
Identify opportunities for process improvement and support implementation of new workflows and tools.
Manage full lifecycle coordination of ECHO series, including planning timelines, scheduling sessions, and supporting faculty and participants.
Coordinate and host virtual sessions using videoconferencing platforms, providing real-time technical and operational support.
Prepare and distribute session materials, including agendas, case presentations, and educational resources.
Provide pre- and post-session support, including participant communication, follow-up, and resource sharing.
Maintain accurate records of participation, session data, and program documentation in internal systems.
Build and maintain relationships with interdisciplinary participants, faculty, and partners.
Proactively participates in process improvement.
Provides assistance with the scope of work.