Senior Vice President, Program and Impact

Shatterproof•Remote, DC

7h•$170,000 - $225,000•Remote

About The Position

The Senior Vice President (SVP) of Program & Impact advises the Chief Impact Officer (CIO) on strategy while directing the delivery and measurement of Shatterproof’s national programmatic portfolio. Reporting directly to the CIO, the SVP leads day-to-day operations, growth, and integration of core national programs across treatment quality, stigma reduction, training and education, and workplace engagement. The role advances Shatterproof’s strategic pillars: preventing addiction and overdose; closing the treatment gap; and improving outcomes through better care. The SVP leads nationwide prevention, stigma-reduction, and education programs; advances evidence-based addiction medicine in routine care; and oversees the expansion and adoption of treatment quality standards. The position is remote, requires Eastern Time Zone work hours, and involves approximately 15% to 30% travel.

Requirements

15 or more years of progressive leadership across healthcare, behavioral health, or nonprofits, including at least 10 years in senior team and program management.
Experience with substance use disorder systems, care standards, clinician education, and anti-stigma science, or comparable leadership in healthcare or public health.
Exceptional written advocacy and verbal communication skills, with a proven ability to influence policymakers, executives, and grassroots partners.
Proven success leading multi-state or national health initiatives.
Demonstrated success leading complex, distributed teams in high-growth, mission-oriented environments.
Experience managing multimillion-dollar program budgets, government contracts, and foundation grants.
Demonstrated success reporting to C-suite leadership and collaborating with board committees, funders, and external partners.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant experience required.
Deep alignment with Shatterproof’s mission and values.
Ability and authorization to work in the United States.
Ability to work Eastern Time Zone hours.

Nice To Haves

Master’s or doctoral degree in public health, healthcare administration, public policy, medicine, nursing, or a related field.
Skill bringing diverse partners together across healthcare, community groups, and workplaces to build and sustain initiatives.
Ability to build high-performing teams rooted in trust, empathy, and commitment to individual growth and success.
Ability to translate complex clinical, program, and policy issues into clear, human narratives for boards, donors, communities, and the public.
Comfort using AI and emerging tools to enhance strategic thinking and operational efficiency.
Lived experience of substance use, addiction, or recovery, including as a family member or loved one; sharing this experience is optional.

Responsibilities

Lead nationwide prevention, stigma-reduction, and education programs across public, community, and employer domains to normalize help-seeking and promote early intervention.
Direct healthcare professional training and health systems change to make evidence-based addiction medicine a standard component of routine care and establish accessible treatment and referral pathways nationwide.
Oversee national expansion and adoption of treatment quality standards, partnering with healthcare leaders, state agencies, and commercial payers to drive facility accountability and consumer transparency.
Maintain executive accountability for program operations, team performance, and key performance indicators; set annual priorities, address strategic challenges, and align resources.
Recruit, mentor, and lead a high-performing multidisciplinary team, supporting career growth, accountability, and a collaborative team culture.
Develop and manage the program budget in alignment with organizational goals and strategic priorities.
Lead regular operational and program reviews to improve processes, manage risk, and optimize resources.
Drive adoption of AI tools to increase team productivity and impact.
Establish key performance indicators to track program performance and quantify clinical and social impact.
Integrate program outcomes and lessons learned across the team to inform and strengthen national policy and advocacy efforts.
Deliver regular progress reports and program updates to executive leadership to guide strategic priorities.
Support executive leadership in advancing Shatterproof’s national influence across addiction care standards, provider training, and anti-stigma initiatives.
Develop and scale earned-revenue strategies to drive program expansion and extend organizational reach.
Partner with Development and Communications teams to articulate programmatic impact to major foundations, corporate partners, and government funders.
Represent Shatterproof nationally at conferences, legislative hearings, and in media publications.