Program Manager, HIV Training & Education - Department of Internal Medicine

Wayne State University•Detroit, MI

9d•$75,000 - $85,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Wayne State University is searching for an experienced Program Manager, HIV Training & Education - Department of Internal Medicine at its Detroit campus location. The Program Manager, Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Training & Education is responsible for the implementation and management of federally and state-funded programs designed to strengthen the HIV syndemic workforce across the state of Michigan. This role oversees the delivery of training programs, technical assistance, clinical consultation, and coordination of clinical preceptorship opportunities. The Program Manager plays a critical role in supervising program staff, coordinating educational initiatives, and ensuring compliance with grant requirements, while advancing interprofessional education and clinical capacity-building efforts. Key responsibilities include executing approved workplans, supporting continuous quality improvement, and contributing to sustainable HIV workforce development outcomes. This position reports to the Associate Director, MATEC Michigan.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in healthcare, public health, social sciences, education, business, management, or related field.
Intermediate (3 to 4 years job-related experience)
Knowledge of HIV care, prevention, and the HIV syndemic at a level sufficient to support related workforce development activities of multiple health professions from novice to expert.
Knowledge of federal and state grant-funded programs including workplan implementation, compliance, and reporting requirements with the ability to adapt activities to meet emerging workforce needs.
Knowledge of adult learning principles and healthcare workforce training models.
Program management skills, including workplan execution, timeline management, and coordination of multiple activities.
Supervisory skills to effectively manage program staff and consultants.
Strong organizational and communication skills for coordinating trainings, technical assistance, and stakeholder engagement with ability to collaborate effectively with clinicians, educators, community partners, and other stakeholders.
Knowledge of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program structure, terminology, and reporting systems as well as those of other funding structures.
Familiarity with interprofessional education and practice transformation principles and frameworks.
Ability to identify gaps in workforce capacity and propose responsive training strategies.

Nice To Haves

Masters degree preferred.
Experience supporting budget development and monitoring grant-funded programs preferred.
Experience with training facilitation or curriculum development in a healthcare setting preferred.
Experience working with clinical data and evaluation metrics preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversee and direct the daily execution of federally and state-funded grant workplans supporting HIV syndemic workforce development, ensuring all activities are aligned with grant requirements, approved scopes of work, and established program timelines.
Lead and support the delivery of HIV-focused clinical education, interprofessional training, and practice transformation initiatives, collaborating closely with the Clinician Training Specialist and Associate Director to strengthen healthcare provider capacity and system-level performance.
Supervise and support program staff responsible for training coordination, data tracking, curriculum development, and technical assistance delivery, fostering a collaborative and high-performing team environment.
Ensure accurate documentation of program activities, outputs, and outcomes; oversee data collection and reporting requirements; and maintain compliance with HRSA, state, and institutional policies.
Partner with the Associate Director to develop, monitor, and manage program budgets and workplans, including tracking expenditures, personnel effort, and alignment with approved grant activities.
Coordinate with clinical sites, academic partners, community-based organizations, and public health agencies to support training delivery, recruitment of participants, and alignment with regional HIV workforce needs.
Participate in continuous quality improvement efforts by monitoring program performance metrics, incorporating feedback from learners and partners, and supporting refinements to training and technical assistance approaches.
Perform other related duties as assigned.