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Position Type: Research Position Eclass: EP - EHRA 12 mo leave earning Open Until Filled: Yes FTE: 1.000 • Type of Appointment: Permanent • Months per Year: 12 • FLSA: Exempt • Percentage of Time: 25% Key Responsibilities
Program Planning and Development: Oversee Immigrant Health ACCESS program and monitor the program to ensure continued access to integrated health care for uninsured immigrant and refugee adults. Evaluate needs of immigrant and refugee communities and develop modifications or new initiatives as needed. Participate in CNNC activities and stay abreast of current immigrant and refugee needs. Write and submit grant proposals to increase the scope and reach of services. Serve as primary contact for funding agencies and partners. Collaborate with academic units such as Social Work to support similar grants and services across UNCG. Program Monitoring and Evaluation: Develop and maintain tools for program documentation and data collection. Monitor and analyze program data to track progress toward goals. Conduct regular evaluation activities and implement improvements. Oversee grant management, including budgets, invoices, staff hiring, and grant reporting. Community Outreach and Partnerships: Collaborate with GCCN agencies and partners to ensure guidelines are met and services provided. Market the program and coordinate outreach through Community Health Workers, events, and social media. Cultivate collaborations to address resource gaps for immigrant and refugee communities. Staff Supervision and Training: Supervise Refugee Health Coordinator, Program Associate, and Community Health Workers. Provide coaching, training, and case consultation. Perform other duties as assigned. Essential Qualifications
Minimum: Master’s degree in Health or Social Sciences in a related field, or Bachelor’s degree with 3+ years of related experience. Preferred: Fluency in English and at least one other language; experience with local refugee and immigrant populations; trauma-informed care training; experience with grant reporting and data management; experience in public health or health-related case management. Additional Details
Org #-Department: Center for New North Carolinians - 12409 Open Date: 09/29/2025 Employment Type: Full-time Professional Level: Mid-Senior level Industry context: Online Audio and Video Media (note: see official job posting for exact alignment with the department and university) Physical Effort: Reading, Writing, Hearing, Talking, Standing, Sitting, Hand Movement - Repetitive Motions; Lifting 0-30 lbs.
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Join to apply for the
Program Coordinator IHAP
role at
Inside Higher Ed . Program details and organization context are provided in the original posting. This refinement maintains the core responsibilities, qualifications, and program context while presenting the information in a clean, accessible format. Position Details
Position Type: Research Position Eclass: EP - EHRA 12 mo leave earning Open Until Filled: Yes FTE: 1.000 • Type of Appointment: Permanent • Months per Year: 12 • FLSA: Exempt • Percentage of Time: 25% Key Responsibilities
Program Planning and Development: Oversee Immigrant Health ACCESS program and monitor the program to ensure continued access to integrated health care for uninsured immigrant and refugee adults. Evaluate needs of immigrant and refugee communities and develop modifications or new initiatives as needed. Participate in CNNC activities and stay abreast of current immigrant and refugee needs. Write and submit grant proposals to increase the scope and reach of services. Serve as primary contact for funding agencies and partners. Collaborate with academic units such as Social Work to support similar grants and services across UNCG. Program Monitoring and Evaluation: Develop and maintain tools for program documentation and data collection. Monitor and analyze program data to track progress toward goals. Conduct regular evaluation activities and implement improvements. Oversee grant management, including budgets, invoices, staff hiring, and grant reporting. Community Outreach and Partnerships: Collaborate with GCCN agencies and partners to ensure guidelines are met and services provided. Market the program and coordinate outreach through Community Health Workers, events, and social media. Cultivate collaborations to address resource gaps for immigrant and refugee communities. Staff Supervision and Training: Supervise Refugee Health Coordinator, Program Associate, and Community Health Workers. Provide coaching, training, and case consultation. Perform other duties as assigned. Essential Qualifications
Minimum: Master’s degree in Health or Social Sciences in a related field, or Bachelor’s degree with 3+ years of related experience. Preferred: Fluency in English and at least one other language; experience with local refugee and immigrant populations; trauma-informed care training; experience with grant reporting and data management; experience in public health or health-related case management. Additional Details
Org #-Department: Center for New North Carolinians - 12409 Open Date: 09/29/2025 Employment Type: Full-time Professional Level: Mid-Senior level Industry context: Online Audio and Video Media (note: see official job posting for exact alignment with the department and university) Physical Effort: Reading, Writing, Hearing, Talking, Standing, Sitting, Hand Movement - Repetitive Motions; Lifting 0-30 lbs.
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