JOB
Under the direct supervision of the Executive Director, the Program Manager provides leadership and oversight for the Hopewell/Petersburg Healthy Start–Loving Steps Program and the Hopewell/Prince George Healthy Families Program. This position ensures both programs operate in compliance with their respective grant and accreditation requirements—Healthy Families America (HFA) Best Practice Standards and HRSA Healthy Start Program Standards.
The Program Manager supports daily operations, supervises assigned staff, monitors program outcomes, ensures data accuracy and timely reporting, and fosters collaboration among staff, community partners, and stakeholders to enhance family-centered service delivery across all participating localities.
Additionally, the Program Manager assists with the development and expansion of other family-centered initiatives within the Department of Healthy Families, helping to grow new programs, community outreach projects, and service delivery enhancements in alignment with the department’s mission and grant objectives.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
- Program Oversight & Compliance
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Provides direct oversight for both the Healthy Start–Loving Steps and Healthy Families programs.
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Ensures all services align with HFA and HRSA grant requirements, policies, and performance benchmarks.
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Assists the Executive Director in maintaining program fidelity and preparing for audits, site visits, and evaluations.
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Supervision & Staff Support
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Provides reflective supervision and case consultation to assigned staff, ensuring quality service delivery.
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Supports staff in developing professional growth plans, completing trainings, and meeting performance standards.
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Assists with scheduling, caseload management, and balancing staff workloads across both programs.
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Program Expansion & Development
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Collaborates with the Executive Director to develop, plan, and implement expansions of existing programs and new community initiatives under the Department of Healthy Families.
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Identifies service gaps and emerging needs within the community, proposing new program components to address them.
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Supports the design and coordination of pilot projects, such as fatherhood/motherhood engagement programs, lactation support, and mental health initiatives.
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Assists in drafting funding proposals, community partnerships, and sustainability strategies for new or expanding programs.
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Data & Reporting
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Oversees data entry and reporting in designated databases (e.g., CASIE, HRSA systems).
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Ensures timely completion of reports, assessments, and documentation per funder and model requirements.
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Prepares summary data and performance reports for the Executive Director and funding agencies.
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Community & Partner Engagement
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Represents the Department of Healthy Families at community events, collaborative meetings, and outreach activities.
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Builds and maintains partnerships with local service providers, hospitals, schools, and DSS offices to enhance referrals and service coordination.
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Supports Advisory Board and Community Action Network meetings, parent engagement activities, and outreach initiatives.
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Quality Assurance & Evaluation
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Participates in quality assurance reviews, file audits, and continuous improvement planning.
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Monitors program fidelity, staff compliance, and data accuracy.
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Supports corrective action planning and follow-up as needed.
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Administrative & Grant Support
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Assists the Executive Director with budget monitoring, grant documentation, and narrative reporting.
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Contributes to planning, marketing, and community engagement efforts that highlight program impact.
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Performs other related duties as assigned by the Executive Director.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Physical Requirements:
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Ability to sit, stand, and drive for extended periods.
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Light lifting (up to 25 lbs) for outreach or event materials as needed.
