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CURRENT JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS POSTED:
Director of Health Policy
Policy Analyst
Executive Director
Grants Officer
Program Communications Manager
Health Policy Analyst
Licensed Psychologist or Licensed Clinical Social Worker
CTN Interim Director
CTN Manager of Operations
Director of Health Policy
The Children's Partnership
Sacramento, CA
Posted Februrary 9, 2010
The Children’s Partnership (TCP) is establishing a Sacramento office and seeks a highly seasoned professional with expertise in children’s health and/or health coverage policy to direct our health policy efforts. The Director of Health Policy will guide TCP’s strategic planning to influence policy change in California and federally, lead TCP’s health policy research and development efforts, manage a highly experienced internal policy team, and serve as point person for TCP’s collaborative effort with other leading advocacy organizations in California to insure every child in the state. The Director of Health Policy will also provide strategic advice to and coordinate efforts with TCP’s e-health and digital opportunities programs. This position reports directly to TCP’s West Coast Founder & Co-President.
For more information, and how to apply please click here.
Policy Analyst
CA Center for Connected Health
Posted January 21, 2010
The CA Center for Connected Health ( a project of the Public Health Institute) is looking for an experienced policy analyst to join our work team.
Policy Associate II: Under the direct supervision of the President & CEO of CCCH, the incumbent is responsible for leadership on policy issues impacting telehealth. S/he will develop and implement strategies and programs to carry out CCCH’s goals with regard to identification and removal of policy barriers to wide-scale telehealth adoption. This includes exploring potential policy areas of focus; developing and implementing policy initiatives in collaboration with other interested parties; providing leadership to and managing initiatives to ensure that they achieve the highest level of performance; and playing a key role in dissemination of the results of policy efforts.
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Develop a strategy and work plan that represents the optimal means by which CCCH can have impact on the adoption of telehealth as a means to improve health care access, quality and efficiency
- Implement policy workplan. This will include development of an annual advocacy agenda; determination of strategy and targets; identifying and developing relationships with collaborators; creation of appropriate materials and messaging including engaging policy briefs, action alerts, fact sheets, and legislative updates
- Review and track relevant legislation and regulatory changes
- Establish and build relationships with legislative staff and Administration officials; develop a network of contacts within the legislature and the Administration by communicating regularly and serving as a resource to staff
- Assist with coalition building with state and national partners — attend meetings and work in coalition with other state and national organizations toward shared goals
- Manage work product and organize workload of research assistant
- Keep abreast of key trends and activities in the California health care environment, specifically as they pertain to telehealth
- Respond to requests for information, both inside and outside CCCH; represent CCCH at various venues.
Executive Director
California Regional Extension Center (Cal-REC)
Posted January 21, 2010
The California Regional Extension Center is now hiring for an Executive Director.
Primary responsibilities include:
- Providing support to the Board of Directors
- Carrying out the mission and sustainability of Cal-REC
- Administrative Funcions
- Finances
- Fundraising
- Community and Public Relations
- Human Resources Management
To read a full list of responsibilities and qualifications please click here.
If you are interested please submit resume and cover letter to Help@cal-rec.org
Grants Officer
Adventist Health
Roseville, CA
Posted December 21, 2009
The Grants Officer, under the direction of the Vice President for Clinical Innovations, is responsible for identifying and procuring grant awards that further the mission and advance the strategic plan of Adventist Health. The grants officer is also responsible for overseeing the monitoring and documentation of grant activity including timelines, data collection and financial documentation.
To read the full description please download this form.
Please contact Debi Glantz with additional questions.
Debi Glantz
Executive Assistant
Adventist Health Innovations
999 Adams St., Suite 107
St. Helena, CA 94574
707 963-3953
707 963-3944 fax
glantzdj@ah.org
Program Communications Manager
Public Health Institute
Sacramento, CA
Posted December 8, 2009
The Public Health Institute (PHI) is a large non-profit public health organization conducting a broad range of public health research, training, and technical assistance programs in California, throughout the nation, and around the world. PHI is seeking a half time 50% Program Communications Manager for the California Center for Connected Health (CCCH). This position is located in Sacramento, CA.
Under the direct supervision of the President & CEO of CA Center for Connected Health, the incumbent is responsible for overseeing and managing internal and external communications; promoting the organization through printed materials, electronic, and web-based content. Additionally, the position oversees media relations, collaborates with organization spokespersons, and serves as media contact.
Responsibilities and Qualifications:
To view please click here.
Compensation:
This is a exempt position and the salary is commensurate with experience. PHI offers a generous benefits package including medical, dental, vision, short/long term disability insurance, life insurance, 403b (group retirement annuity) and partial subsidy of public transportation cost. For more information about PHI’s benefits, visit our benefits page here.
How to Apply:
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For more information please visit here.
Health Policy Analyst
California Center for Rural Policy
Arcata, CA
Posted November 3, 2009
The California Center for Rural Policy, based at Humboldt State University, is seeking a Health Policy Analyst to help the Center in its efforts to inform, and influence policy and improve the health of rural people.
The Center works at all policy levels to strengthen the health and welfare of low-income rural families and individuals by conducting research on rural community issues to help with policies and priorities, providing technical assistance to policymakers and community leaders, and working with other federal and state leaders and organizations.
The analyst will analyze and evaluate data on the rural regions of the state of California, research best practices and effective policies in other similar rural regions of the U.S., author papers and other materials, and develop policy options for policymakers, the press, and community leaders. This collaborative work includes providing technical assistance in developing and analyzing policy proposals and providing guidance on strategy and building state coalitions.
This is not a state or federal position. This is a Full Time contracted position made possible through grants and contracts administered by the California Center for Rural Policy.
SALARY: $30,000 - $35,00
QUALIFICATIONS:
Candidates should have a relevant degree from an accredited college or university or the equivalent in 3 or more years of health policy analyst experience. Candidates should be eager to work with a team that may include undergraduate and graduate students. Candidates must have knowledge and experience with the principles, processes, and methods of survey research; quantitative analysis, computing platforms and data processing procedures. Ability to use statistical analysis packages, such as Excel and SPSS, is important. Ideally, the applicant will have significant experience in working with policy makers, advocates and other constituencies to develop policy options and strategies to achieve change. Excellent analytic and communications skills--including writing and public speaking--as well as skills in time management are essential. Experience working with underserved populations is desired.
About Humboldt State University’s Sponsored Programs Foundation
Humboldt State University Sponsored Programs Foundation is a self-supporting, auxiliary organization to Humboldt State University and receives no annually budgeted tax support. Additional information about Humboldt State University can be found at www.humboldt.edu.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
Qualified applicants should submit letter of application, resume and three professional references to: conniestew@humboldt.edu or mail to: CCRP, Humboldt State University, 209 Siemens Hall, Arcata, CA 95521. Review of application materials will begin November 10, 2009, and will continue until the position is filled.
HSU Sponsored Programs Foundation is an Equal Opportunity/Title IX employer. Applications from and nomination of qualified women, members of minority groups, veterans with covered veterans status, and persons with disabilities are particularly encouraged. HSU Sponsored Programs Foundation hires only individuals authorized to work in the United States.
Licensed Psychologist or Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Family HealthCare Network
Visalia, CA
Posted October 30, 2009
Licensed Psychologists and Licensed Clinical Social Workers, known as Behavioral Health Providers, provide Behavioral Health and Mental Health Services at Family HealthCare Network. Individual will assess and treat a full range of behavioral health and mental health conditions whether they cause mild or severe functional impairment, provide consultation to the primary care providers, educate patients in self-management skills, and management of chronic illness. Licensed Clinical Social Worker/Ph.D./Psy.D. in California preferred. Experience with diverse ethnic and socio-economic populations. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred. Federal and State Loan Repayment available.
Contact Provider Staff Recruiters:
Marya Vela
559-786-0851
mvela@fhcn.org
Rafael Rivas
559-972-1791
rrivas@fhcn.org
CTN Interim Director
University of CA, Davis
Posted October 23, 2009
On behalf of the University of California Office of the President (UCOP) and the State of California, the California Telehealth Network (CTN) will create a sustainable, statewide, broadband network providing California communities with access to a wide range of telehealth and eHealth services. The CTN is expected to server over 800 health care providers throughout the state of California and will enable participants to take advantage of federally subsidized, low-cost, high-speed broadband offered by the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC’s) Rural Health Care Pilot Program (RHCPP). Additional funding sources are being pursued that would bring the number of CTN sites to 2000. This position is currently a 1-year employment contract with the opportunity for an extended appointment dependent on funding models. UC Davis Health System, under the Center for Health & Technology (CHT), is the current fiscal and operational lead agency on this state-wide project.
The Interim Director of the California Teleheath Network (CTN) will be engaged by the University of California (UC) on contract for a period of six months to provide overall executive leadership and management for CTN during which time a new public-private partnership 501(c)(3) non-profit governing entity is being established for CTN. This position reports to the Chairs of the Interim CTN Advisory Board (Associate Vice President Cathryn Nation and Associate Vice Chancellor Tom Nesbitt). The incumbant is also accountable to the CTN Interim Advisory Board. The Interim Executive will be directly responsible for specific work products and deliverables as well as overall organizational management.
For more information please click here.
To apply please click here. The CTN Interim Director is posted as Job # 025824.
CTN Manager of Operations
University of CA, Davis
Posted October 23, 2009
On behalf of the University of California Office of the President (UCOP) and the State of California, the California Telehealth Network (CTN) will create a sustainable, statewide, broadband network providing California communities with access to a wide range of telehealth and eHealth services. The CTN is expected to server over 800 health care providers throughout the state of California and will enable participants to take advantage of federally subsidized, low-cost, high-speed broadband offered by the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC’s) Rural Health Care Pilot Program (RHCPP). Additional funding sources are being pursued that would bring the number of CTN sites to 2000. This position is currently a 1-year employment contract with the opportunity for an extended appointment dependent on funding models. UC Davis Health System, under the Center for Health & Technology (CHT), is the current fiscal and operational lead agency on this state-wide project.
This position serves as the Manager of Operations and, with limited supervision, oversees complex operational aspects of this diverse project including finance and administration, contact/vendor relations, database development and technical support, health information exchange integration and implementation, network operations, policy development, and internal and external communications. As a member of the CTN leadership team, the incumbent is responsible for resource (financial and human) management to ensure that tactical operations and strategic planning are well-blended. The incumbent is also responsible for understanding the strategic priorities of the project and the Office of the President as the work of the CTN ties closely with other institutional initiatives. The position reports directly to the Director of Operations/Network Design of the CTN for implementation activities and to the CAO of the Center for Health and Technology to ensure synergy with the CHT mission and management of shared resources with the CHT.
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