Program Coordinator – Women’s Cancer Screening - Columbia - Grant Funded - Bilingual in Spanish Preferred
About The Position
Under the guidance of the Program Manager, the Program Coordinator will play a key role in identifying, educating, and navigating individuals in need of cancer screening and follow-up services. This position involves working closely with our Cancer Patient Navigation team, Primary Care Providers, and community-based organizations to maximize impact and reduce health disparities. You will be responsible for coordinating and implementing education, outreach, and administrative tasks, including identifying patients in need of screenings, assisting with appointments, and addressing barriers to care. The role also involves managing data, reporting outcomes, and collaborating with case managers and clinical partners to ensure program efficiency, improve patient adherence, and enhance overall community health. Your efforts will contribute to providing innovative care and support, extending critical health services to hundreds of individuals while reducing disparities in cancer care. This is a grant funded position.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or 3-5 years of equivalent work experience
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office
Nice To Haves
- Experience in community facing outreach, education and engagement.
- Experience with public health program design and evaluation
- Experience with data management and analysis
- Engagement experience with a wide range of underserved communities
- Bilingual in Spanish
- Excellent writing and communication skills – possesses verbal and written skills to convey mission and purpose to internal and external stakeholders
Responsibilities
- Identifying, educating, and navigating individuals in need of cancer screening and follow-up services.
- Working closely with our Cancer Patient Navigation team, Primary Care Providers, and community-based organizations to maximize impact and reduce health disparities.
- Coordinating and implementing education, outreach, and administrative tasks, including identifying patients in need of screenings, assisting with appointments, and addressing barriers to care.
- Managing data, reporting outcomes, and collaborating with case managers and clinical partners to ensure program efficiency, improve patient adherence, and enhance overall community health.
- Providing innovative care and support, extending critical health services to hundreds of individuals while reducing disparities in cancer care.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
