Key Responsibilities:
Provide programmatic oversight for multiple HRP-funded Maternal and Child Health grants focused on rural maternal health resiliency.
Monitor grantee performance, milestones, and outcome measures to ensure alignment with Rural Health Transformation goals, including improved access in maternity care deserts and strengthened rural perinatal systems.
Review and approve grantee work plans, progress reports, and performance data; identify trends and recommend system improvements.
Provide technical assistance to grantees related to program implementation, sustainability, and performance measurement.
Collaborate with internal TDH partners, including fiscal, contracts, epidemiology, and legal teams, to ensure compliance with federal and state grant requirements.
Participate in site visits, learning collaboratives, and cross-program coordination activities as needed.
Contribute to evaluation, reporting, and continuous quality improvement efforts for the HRP MCH portfolio.
Minimum Requirements:
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor s degree; a master s degree in public health, health administration, or a related field preferred. Experience in public health program management, grant oversight, or maternal and child health systems. Experience working with rural communities, healthcare providers, or competitive grant programs is strongly preferred.