RAFT Program Coordinator
About The Position
The Program Coordinator is primarily responsible for the successful planning and oversight of the rural access field team based in Berlin, Vermont. This specialist role focuses on project management and advanced administrative functions. The coordinator uses a structured methodology to plan and implement projects and, when needed, analyzes organizational systems and processes and recommends operational improvements. The UVM Health Rural Access & Field Team (RAFT) is a hospital-anchored, interdisciplinary mobile health program designed for rural Vermonters whose needs are not adequately met through traditional clinic-based care alone. Phase 1 is anchored at Central Vermont Medical Center and serves a defined multi-county rural catchment area. The team operates from a mobile medical unit supported by one to two home-visit vehicles, with a focus on medical and preventive care and post-hospital transitions. This is a benefits-eligible, grant-funded position. Funding is approved in one-year increments, and the anticipated program duration is three years.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration or a related field; equivalent work experience will be considered.
- Two years of project management experience.
- Advanced administrative skills.
Nice To Haves
- Strong experience in nursing or medical customer service.
Responsibilities
- Plan and oversee the rural access field team based in Berlin, Vermont.
- Plan and implement projects using a structured methodology.
- Analyze organizational systems and processes when required.
- Recommend operational improvements when required.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
