Evaluates impact of programs, policies and activities on intended outcomes. The Association, with its nearly 500 members, serves as a source of new ideas and in depth knowledge on women's, children's and adolescents' health and the public policies that influence them. We build awareness and strengthen public health professionals' knowledge and skills by developing position papers and policy statements, conducting special studies on current state practices for a wide range of health issues, monitoring actions of Congress and federal agencies, conducting an annual meeting and sponsoring state-based forums and other opportunities for the MCH community and other key groups. The position requires a Master's degree in public health, health policy or other related health or human services field. Minimum of five years related experience including at least one year supervisory and project management experience required.
Strong communication skills both written and oral.
Experience in grant writing. Demonstrated leadership and management skills. Specific experience in adolescent or school health in a public health setting a plus. Excellent fringe benefits. Equal Opportunity Employer.