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Sr. Program Manager (Maternal Child Health) - Jackson County Health Department - (Mon - Fri, 8a-4:30p)

101 Truman Medical Center

Job LocationJackson County Public Health

Lee's Summit, Missouri

DepartmentJCHD Community Engagement & Policy

Position TypeFull time

Work Schedule8:00AM - 4:30PM

Hours Per Week40

Job Description

The Sr. Program Manager: Maternal Child Health leads and manages maternal and child health initiatives within the Community Engagement and Policy team. This role provides strategic direction across programs spanning the life course, addressing complex maternal and child health challenges through coordinated, community-informed approaches. The position oversees staff and contracts related to maternal and child health, ensures program objectives and deliverables are met, and aligns goals and strategies with Jackson County’s strategic priorities.

What You’ll Do

Lead high-impact or mission-critical public health programs, including emergency or after-hours operations

Supervise and support program staff through coaching, accountability, and team development

Plan, implement, and improve programs aligned with public health priorities and grant requirements

Track outcomes using data, dashboards, and performance metrics to drive continuous improvement

Manage budgets, monitor expenses, and support grant reporting and compliance

Build strong partnerships with community organizations and represent JCPH at events and meetings

Ensure services are culturally responsive, accessible, and community-driven

Maintain compliance with public health regulations, accreditation standards, and HIPAA

Respond to special assignments during public health emergencies as needed

Minimum Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in public health, human services, social work, health promotion/education, or a related field

2+ years of progressively responsible related experience

Proven leadership in high-pressure or rapidly changing environments

Experience managing workflows, budgets, and grant deliverables

Strong interpersonal, facilitation, and communication skills

Experience working with diverse communities and cultures

Proficiency with common computer software (Word, Excel, databases, presentations)

Ability to prioritize work, meet deadlines, and work independently

Ability to meet fleet driving requirements.

Preferred (Nice to Have)

Master’s degree in a related field

Advanced knowledge of behavioral epidemiology or health promotion principles

Ready to Make an Impact?

If you’re passionate about public health, energized by leadership, and ready to help shape programs that protect and strengthen our community—we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and be part of the mission at Jackson County Health Department.