HEALTH PROGRAM COORDINATOR

State of Arkansas•Warren, AR

9d•$57,351 - $84,879•Onsite

About The Position

The Health Program Coordinator is responsible for planning, developing, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating programs and Individual Program Plans for an assigned caseload. The position works under the Program Services Department and provides programmatic leadership and technical guidance to Health Program Specialists and other staff. The role ensures program activities align with public health goals, agency standards, and applicable state and federal regulations.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in public health, health science, social work, education, public administration, or a closely related field.
Two years of experience in public health, program coordination, or health education.
Strong understanding of public health principles, program planning, evaluation methods, and evidence-based interventions.
Knowledge of state and federal public health regulations, funding requirements, and data reporting protocols.
Proficiency with data analysis tools, Microsoft Office Suite, and other program-specific tracking software.
Ability to interpret public health data and apply findings to program decisions and communications.

Responsibilities

Design, implement, and monitor assigned public health programs.
Provide technical assistance, direction, and mentorship to program staff, including Health Program Specialists.
Oversee collection, analysis, and reporting of program performance data, and use findings to inform program decisions and improvements.
Develop program plans, logic models, budgets, and timelines while ensuring compliance with grant and regulatory requirements.
Coordinate with local health units, schools, healthcare providers, nonprofits, and other agencies to support community-based services and collaboration.
Prepare and manage grant reports, operational plans, training materials, and stakeholder updates.
Facilitate or lead trainings, workshops, advisory groups, and public health campaigns related to program goals.
Monitor legislative and regulatory developments affecting programs and recommend or implement policy adjustments.