Varied - nonprofit job bank in Westchester county
Nonprofit Westchester
This association website shows about 25 current listings in Westchester County in fields mostly associated with health and human services, with additional links to some of the agencies within that association that show other positions open.
Link:
https://npwestchester.org/Job-Listings
Jobs Waiting - Healthcare career recruitment network in the Hudson valley
Westchester-Putnam Workforce Investment Board
Jobs Waiting is a system that is open to individuals between ages of 17 and 29 years old to help prospective new employees gain skills and access to positions in the Hudson Valley's fastest growing sectors. It is open to eligible residents of Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester Counties.
Link:
https://www.jobswaiting.com
Sr. Outreach Specialist
St. Peter’s Health Partners
Seeking a full-time Outreach Specialist to work on a Health Systems for Tobacco Free NY grant. This position will work directly with administrators and healthcare providers to create systems and policies that assist patients with quitting smoking. Public health or nursing background preferred. Position based on Albany, NY but valid transportation and driver’s license required to travel throughout nine county catchment area.
If interested, please send resume and cover letter via email.
Link:
Http://www.healthprograms.org
Infection Control Nurse/ Emergency Preparedness Coordinator
Washington County Public Health Nursing Service
Registered Professional Nurse,BSN responsible for administering a County wide public health communicable disease investigation and education program, disease prevention and Public Health preparedness planning for the County. E.O.E. Civil Service competitive.
Link:
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Practice Transformation Manager - Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC)
Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC)
Quality primary care is transformative and a cornerstone of healthy, thriving communities. Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC) , a nationally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, catalyzes excellence in primary care through strategic community investment, capacity building, and policy initiatives to achieve health equity. PCDC is expanding its Performance Improvement Practice and seeks Practice Transformation Managers to advance projects that expand and transform primary care in underserved communities.
Link:
https://www.pcdc.org/about-pcdc/career/practice-transformation-manager/
Director of Patient Services
Sullivan County Public Health Services
Sullivan County Public Health Services is a local health department seeking a Director of Patient Services for it's Certified Home Health Agency. Must be an RN, and hold a relevant Master's Degree in nursing, public health, health administration or a related field, plus two years of home health care experience; or 2 yrs as Supervising Community Health Nurse and experience in home care.
If interested apply online or send resume and cover letter.
We serve a population of approximately 76,000 in a large rural county in the beautiful Catskill Mountains, conveniently located 90 miles northwest of NYC and 100 miles southeast of Binghamton NY along RT 17 /I-86.
Link:
sullivanny.us
Population Health Director
Alzheimer’s Association
Position to help health systems improve early detection and diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Looking for a candidate with demonstrated experience in clinical quality improvement as well as a track record working in upstate health systems. Formal training in IHI, Lean Six Sigma or other QI methodology a plus. Please apply at the link below with resume and cover letter.
Link:
https://jobs.alz.org/population-health-director/job/10618876
Public Health Educator
Sullivan County Public Health Services
Full time position available for a Public Health Educator to assist the local health department in coordinating the Sullivan County Rural Health Network.
Link:
sullivanny.us
Health Program Director 1
NYS Department of Health
Working within OHIP’s Division of Long Term Care, the Health Program Director 1 will oversee the Bureau of Managed Long- Term Care and other LTC initiatives as determined by the Division Director. The incumbent will be responsible for the oversight of the planning, implementation, evaluation, quality and reporting of the NYS Managed Long Term Care (MLTC) programs including the Fully Integrated Dual Advantage (FIDA) demonstration program, the Medicaid Advantage Program (MAP), and the Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), and Medicare Advantage; oversight of the Bureau of MLTC Systems, Policy, Program and Contracts, Surveillance and Technical Assistance Center (TAC); support the goals and objectives of the MRT Long Term Care initiatives and Medicaid Global Spending Cap; serving as a liaison between senior level executive staff and program staff to advance long term care system reform, including the review and approval of policy and program reports for external dissemination, providing policy recommendations to upper-level management and responding to critical and high-profile issues and requests for information; representing the agency as a liaison with other governmental entities on a State or federal level and managing relationship with diverse stakeholders, including stakeholder outreach, education and engagement; developing, planning, and executing strategic and innovative LTC policies and initiatives to improve the delivery of services to Medicaid’s long term care and duals population and advance the goals of the Division of Long Term Care; providing strategic direction to staff, including and more.
Minimum Qualifications:
11 years professional experience, two of which must include managerial oversight of major health-related program or direction of major administrative function of a large health-related organization.
Link:
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Medical Director (Chief of Medical Services)
NYS Department of Health - Veterans Homes
Serves as Medical Director of a 200+ bed skilled nursing facility for veterans and their dependents. Provides medical leadership for the facility; oversees all medical services; develops and implements medical care policies, procedures and standards; and, provides direct clinical care as an Attending Physician for a panel of residents. Implements and oversees medical and therapeutic programs for residents, ensuring the delivery of quality health care services while also ensuring compliance with clinical, statutory and regulatory standards. Directs and conducts teaching activities with medial/clinical school affiliations and other appropriate teaching organizations. Significant interaction with both Administration and other department heads, especially the Director of Nursing.
Minimum qualifications:
Possession of a license and current registration to practice medicine in New York State, plus six (6) years of experience in the practice of medicine, two (2) years of which must be in an administrative or supervisory capacity. Appointee must maintain full licensure and registration to practice medicine in New York State after appointment. Appointee must be eligible for and maintain eligibility for full and unconditional participation in Medicaid and Medicare programs and must maintain eligibility after appointment.
Appropriate certification by an American Medical Specialty Board and one (1) year of post certification experience in that specialty can be substituted for four (4) years of general experience.
Link:
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Advocacy Program Specialist
AARP NY
DOES MAKING AN IMPACT MATTER TO YOU? Turn your passion for social change into Real Possibilities. What our advocacy team at AARP does might surprise you. We drive social change by giving our members a voice at the federal, state and local levels. AARP New York has an opening in our Albany, NY, office for an Advocacy Program Specialist. The successful candidate will contribute to the achievement of AARP’s strategic priorities by providing support for state office’s advocacy work by: managing projects; creating and assembling project-related and presentation materials; making presentations, preparing reports; drafting correspondence, testimony, memos, and other written materials; building and maintaining list; conducting on-line searches and in-person research in support of legislative issues; assisting with grassroots organizing, voter education, and lobbying.
Link:
http://careers.aarp.org https://careers.aarp.org/ShowJob/Id/1911606/Advocacy-Program-Specialist/
Public Health Physician 3 - 32026
NYS Department of Health
Minimum Qualifications:
Current license to practice medicine in New York State, board certification in a medical specialty, and either a Master’s degree in Public Health or two years of experience in a public health program.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience in obstetrics/gynecology and/or women’s health; experience in public health programs or services related to improving women’s health; experience in quality improvement efforts including assessing data, implementing clinical bundles and policy and program development in conformance with current standard of clinical practices; experience in facilitating or working in collaboration with groups of professionals and/or communities to improve health outcomes; excellent writing and communication skills.
Responsibilities:
The incumbent will serve as a Medical Director in the Division of Family Health (Division) and work with the Division leadership team to provide health and medical expertise in topics, programs and initiatives related to women’s health. Principle responsibilities will include: developing and providing input into public health policy on those areas and initiatives impacting women’s health; providing direction and support to improving and enhancing health equity for all women; overseeing the formation and operation of the Advisory Council on Maternal Mortality and Severe Maternal Morbidity and working with the Division leadership team in other efforts to address maternal mortality and morbidity including but not limited to providing clinical input for efforts related to maternal mortality and morbidity reviews, perinatal regionalization of birth centers and perinatal hospitals across New York State, improving access to perinatal care in rural areas of the state, perinatal depression, opioid use in pregnancy, reproductive health, adolescent health and a wide range of issues and initiatives related to women’s health.
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