Injury Prevention Program Manager

CommonSpirit Health•Colorado Springs, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Injury Prevention Program Manager is responsible for leading the development, implementation, and evaluation of the Trauma System's Injury Prevention and Trauma Survivors Network programs to ensure trauma centers have the tools, resources, support, and programs to meet or exceed American College of Surgeons verification requirements and State of Colorado and Kansas designation requirements. In addition, the program manager will lead the hospital-level Injury Prevention and Trauma Survivors Network programs. In this role, the program manager will work closely with the Group Directors of Trauma, Trauma Program Managers, and RN Trauma Injury Prevention Specialists to strategically develop, implement, and lead systemwide programs, projects, campaigns, and partnerships that align with the health system's prevention strategy and will be actualized in communities by the local trauma programs.

Requirements

BSN or Bachelors in Public Health
Five years relevant experience
Two years of public health and/or community prevention program leadership
Strong knowledge of public health principles and prevention strategies
Grant writing experience
Public speaking and teaching experience
Current RN license preferred
BLS from AHA required

Nice To Haves

Masters Degree preferred in Nursing, Public Health, Social Science

Responsibilities

Leading the development, implementation, and evaluation of the Trauma System's Injury Prevention and Trauma Survivors Network programs.
Ensuring trauma centers have the tools, resources, support, and programs to meet or exceed American College of Surgeons verification requirements and State of Colorado and Kansas designation requirements.
Leading the hospital-level Injury Prevention and Trauma Survivors Network programs.
Working closely with Group Directors of Trauma, Trauma Program Managers, and RN Trauma Injury Prevention Specialists to strategically develop, implement, and lead systemwide programs, projects, campaigns, and partnerships.
Aligning with the health system's prevention strategy and actualizing programs in communities by local trauma programs.