Responsible for leave and accommodation requests ensuring compliance with laws and regulations for unionized and non-unionized employees. Effectively coordinates all cases to include general administration, comprehensive management and compliance with the Family and Medical Leave Act and all related employment laws. Manages reasonable accommodations under the American Disabilities Act (ADA), and other state laws.
Read MoreProvides outreach for provider and partner participation, training new and existing NH Immunization Information System (NHIIS) users, and developing training and communications tools and messages. This role may manage contacts for all NHIIS end users and partner organizations, documenting and/or assigning identifiers for individuals, provider sites, schools, vendors, or other partners submitting or querying NHIIS for information. Reports to the IIS Program Manager.
Read MoreTo perform technical and program support to NH’s Immunization Information System (IIS), VaxNH. Providing leadership and management on all operations across the IIS, including staff supervision, IIS data use oversight, policy interpretation, and fulfillment of relevant programmatic requirements.
Read MoreUnder the general supervision of the New England AIDS Education and Training Center Senior Project Director, or designee, the Healthcare Data Analyst I will perform basic data management and be responsible for secondary data collection as required by the program. The Healthcare Data Analyst I will also produce standard data analyses of data and be responsible to produce all standard reports required by the program. This position will provide training and technical assistance to project partners.
Read MoreThe Director of the Division of Violence Prevention (DVP) provides leadership for the overall implementation of DVP programs and for the strategic direction of violence prevention initiatives at BPHC. The Division has over 25 staff working in seven distinct programs, and an annual budget of $7 million including city, state, federal and private sector funds. A significant portion of these funds are contracted to community agencies that work in close partnership with Division programs and staff to accomplish violence prevention goals.
Read MoreThe Director of Public Health is responsible for all administrative, technical, managerial and supervisory duties related to the City’s Public Health Department. This includes directing the City’s health programs, mandates and nursing services. The Public Health Director ensures compliance with Federal, State and Local laws and regulations related to public health and the safety of City residents. The Director also provides administrative support to the Board of Health and carries out its directives. The Director assesses the City’s health needs, promotes control of disease, and establishes and maintains methods to reduce risk factors. The Director works with other City Departments, State and local agencies and community based organizations.
Read MoreThe Massachusetts Public Health Association (MPHA) is the state’s leading voice for public health. As a statewide membership organization, we engage communities in advocacy to protect and improve the health of all the Commonwealth’s residents. Our focus is on preventing disease and injury.
Read MoreThe Fundraising & Communications Coordinator works as part of a team with the Director of Marketing & Philanthropy and the Events & Community Engagement Coordinator to manage the day-to-day operations of DOVE’s fundraising and development efforts to increase philanthropic support for DOVE’s work.
Read MoreThis position is responsible to: provide trauma-informed and age-appropriate support services, counseling, and advocacy to children who have experienced domestic violence and their non-offending/survivor parent; provide advocacy and support parent/caregiver on behalf of their children’s education, health, and other needs; and provide leadership within DOVE to team members regarding children’s needs for immediate and long-term stabilization and healing after violence in the home.
Read MoreCSPH seeks a Grant Writer to provide essential support to faculty and fellows in developing grant proposals/applications in the areas of surgical health services research and implementation to advance the Center’s pursuit of external funding for research projects supporting its mission.
The Grant Writer will support CSPH investigators through all phases of the research proposal process, partnering with investigators from the time of project inception through research protocol and proposal development and submission, as well as the dissemination and reporting of findings.
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