Programs have regional or statewide implications and often lead to long-range changes in service. Programs have high visibility and are often politically sensitive. State Programs Administrator, Principals are recognized experts in their program area. Administer the policies and programs of the State Office of Rural Health to ensure that the health needs in rural Minnesota are met. At the Principal level, State Programs Administrators are responsible for all facets of a comprehensive program.
Programs usually have high visibility and are politically sensitive.
Provides leadwork direction to project staff as needed. Principal Responsibilities Administer the State Office of Rural Health so that the health care problems facing Minnesota's rural health care delivery system can be evaluated and resolved. A Develop rural health care's annual work plans. Initiate regular meetings with agency staff, governing boards, community health boards, professional health care associations, provider and consumer organizations, medical schools and other interested parties to discuss rural health care issues and develop solutions. Participate as a member of the Minnesota Rural Health Coalition and other rural health care organizations.