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Chief Operating Officer

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

$131K - $156K/yr

Provides supervision to the Sr. Director of Programs. * Oversees the implementation of the work ... Assists Chief Executive Officer in meeting AACHC commitments and objectives. Works with a variety ...

Partner closely with the COO and program leadership on budgeting, cost-benefit analysis, and forecasting related to census, staffing, and service expansion * Provide financial insight to support data ...

Partner closely with the COO and program leadership on budgeting, cost‑benefit analysis, and forecasting related to census, staffing, and service expansion * Provide financial insight to support ...

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) will play a pivotal role in shaping this future, ensuring ... By integrating its training programs, community college partnerships, alumni network, placement ...

CEO

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) American Roofing & Waterproofing LLC Phoenix, Arizona Lead the Next ... Eligible opportunities available to participate in a long-term incentive program that rewards ...

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How much do chief program officer jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 15, 2026, the average yearly pay for chief program officer in Arizona is $123,567.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $93,200.00 and $144,900.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are Chief Program Officers?

Chief Program Officers (CPOs) are senior executives responsible for overseeing and guiding the development, implementation, and evaluation of an organization's programs and initiatives. They ensure that all program activities align with the organization's mission, goals, and strategic priorities. CPOs often manage program staff, coordinate across departments, and report outcomes to executive leadership and stakeholders. Their work is crucial in ensuring programs are effective, efficient, and produce meaningful impact.

What Is the Role of a Chief Program Officer?

The role of the chief program officer (CPO) is to develop, implement, and oversee a non profit organization’s programming, such as designing outreach programs or job training courses for the homeless. You consult with the executive director, CEO, and other executive managers at an organization to improve the existing programming and services and plan or coordinate new programs. Other duties and responsibilities are to manage program implementation and funding, provide leadership to program coordinators, volunteers, and other staff, solicit feedback, and analyze the effectiveness of programs.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Chief Program Officer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Chief Program Officer, you need expertise in program management, strategic planning, and organizational leadership, often supported by an advanced degree in business, public administration, or a related field. Familiarity with project management software, data analytics tools, and outcome measurement systems is typical, along with knowledge of relevant compliance standards. Exceptional communication, stakeholder engagement, and problem-solving skills set outstanding leaders apart in this role. These competencies are crucial for aligning programs with organizational goals, ensuring effective execution, and driving impactful results.

How does a Chief Program Officer typically balance strategic oversight with hands-on program management in their daily work?

A Chief Program Officer (CPO) often navigates the challenge of overseeing organizational strategy while remaining engaged in the operational aspects of program delivery. This balance is achieved by setting clear goals, delegating day-to-day management to experienced program directors, and regularly reviewing performance metrics. CPOs also facilitate cross-departmental collaboration to ensure programs align with the organization's mission and strategic objectives. Effective communication and a strong leadership presence are essential, as CPOs serve as a bridge between executive leadership and program teams.
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Chief Operating Officer

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Job description

About Us
The Arizona Alliance of Community Health Centers (the Alliance) is the Primary Care Association (PCA) for Arizona. We're a nonprofit member organization that represents Community Health Centers (CHCs); Arizona's largest primary care network. CHCs deliver healthcare services that meet the needs of their communities, connecting people to quality care that gives everyone an equal opportunity to thrive. We facilitate that vital work by providing CHCs with training, technical assistance, programmatic support, and advocacy.

Why You Should Join Us
Here at the Alliance, we believe that our greatest asset in achieving our goals is providing our employees with the support, leadership, and resources they need to do their best work. We believe in work-life balance and the restorative power of rest, so we offer 12 paid holidays, 1 paid day off during birth month, 6 days of sick pay, 3 personal days, and 10 days of vacation pay per year. Vacation accrual increases by 5 days at the first, fifth, and eleventh-year anniversary date.

Job Purpose and Basic Function

The Chief Operating Officer serves as a member of AACHC's Executive Leadership Team (ELT), providing leadership for AACHC's operations, programs, strategic planning, health center development, and grants administration.

Description of Primary Responsibilities and Duties

Responsible for executive oversight of AACHC's Programs.

  • Provides supervision to the Sr. Director of Programs.
  • Oversees the implementation of the work plans associated with AACHC Programs, including but not limited to the Health Center Controlled Network (HCCN), population health, and outreach and enrollment, ensuring full compliance with grant requirements for each program.
  • Oversees the development of new programs focused on needs of health centers, as indicated by health center assessments, participant feedback, and analysis of data.
  • Engages with external partners both locally and nationally to identify opportunities to maximize the impact of AACHC's programs.
  • Oversees the development of all programs and ensures activities are aligned with grant deliverables and health center needs.

Responsible for oversight of Alliance's grants department.

  • Provides direct supervision to the Director of Grants and provides guidance and support to assure continued growth and diversification of AACHC funding.
  • Oversees grants department performance metrics and reporting on the return on investment for grant activities.
  • Works closely with the Chief Financial Officer to understand financial and operational implications for new business endeavors and ensure that new programs and initiatives can operate efficiently and within budget constraints.
  • In collaboration with Finance, Human Resources, Grants,, develops position strategies and planning, including new position costing and allocation determinations. Addresses the start, end, or changes to grants and their programmatic and staffing implications.
  • Oversees provision of technical assistance to organizations applying for and recipients of Section 330 funding, including trainings, seminars, and programs to provide information regarding health center program requirements, goals, and objectives.

Supports Alliance and health center success by fostering strong relationships with health center leaders and community partners.

  • Assists Chief Executive Officer in meeting AACHC commitments and objectives. Works with a variety of partners to develop relationships. Represents the organization in a variety of settings both in conjunction with the CEO and when the CEO is not available.
  • Builds and supports effective collegial relationships with applicable internal and external stakeholders and organizations, ensuring a high level of collaboration to develop partnerships, coordinate activities, review work, exchange information, and/or resolve problems.
  • Promotes and models positive relationships among various partners and staff.

Oversight of all AACHC facilities and operations.

  • Provides direct supervision to the Director of Operations.
  • Oversees management of administrative services agreement with The Arizona Partnership for Immunization (TAPI), resulting in a positive and productive working relationship.
  • Oversees the Director of Operations in managing the physical office space and associated vendors, including organization's managed service provider. Provides recommendations and support for the improvement of IT infrastructure, and for new initiatives such as data warehousing.
  • Oversees development, implementation, and ongoing oversight of any operations-related plans for the organization.
  • In collaboration with the Director of Operations, serves as AACHC staff lead for health center COO Professional Networking Committee, engaging with participants and ensuring PNC content aligns with health center COO needs and interests.
  • Oversees the organization's corporate compliance and risk management program.

Leads the development and operationalization of organization's strategic plan.

  • Leads the development of the organizational strategic planning process, including the evaluation of methodology for conducting the strategic planning, overseeing implementation of the plan, and gathering data to monitor and report on the plan to senior leadership and the board of directors.
  • In collaboration with senior leadership, responsible for creating the framework for organizational work plan to support the strategic plan and for developing, implementing, and maintaining mechanisms to track and report on progress at routine intervals.
  • Provides guidance, feedback, and recommendations for senior management on operationalizing strategic plan goals and objectives within their area of purview.
  • Develops and operationalizes departmental goals and objectives based on strategic plan and current organizational operating needs.
  • Leads cross-departmental efforts to ensure alignment of activities, such as Professional Networking Committees, and approaches to support growth of the Alliance as well as health center growth.

Responsible for oversight of all business development activities including contracts and business agreements, strategic partnerships, group purchasing, and shared services.

  • Serves as the primary contact with members and strategic partners for business development activities, engaging directly with members to better understand needs.
  • Researches and identifies business opportunities aligned with AACHC's organizational strategy with members or external partners.
  • Leads Alliance efforts to obtain new business agreements with members and other entities as appropriate. Establishes shared services and group purchasing opportunities in alignment with health center needs.
  • Works closely with the Finance Department to understand financial implications for new business endeavors and ensures that new programs and initiatives are able to operate efficiently and within budget constraints.
  • Creates work plans for each opportunity including specific deliverables, potential markets, pro-forma budgets, and staffing considerations.
  • Develops and maintains internal processes for developing and managing contracts and provides support and guidance to Alliance staff regarding contract development, compliance, and management.

Provides overall management and direction to departmental staff.

  • Oversees the development and maintenance of the departmental budget; monitors ongoing budgetary compliance and addresses problems as needed.
  • Delegates departmental duties and responsibilities to management; participates in high priority special projects and activities.
  • Represents the department at all senior management meetings.
  • Prepares departmental company policies and procedures and conveys all senior management communications and directives.
  • Monitors departmental performance using company performance standards and addresses issues as needed.
  • Prepares and conducts performance appraisals for immediate staff.
  • Conducts hiring, disciplinary, and termination procedures.

Participates as an active and engaged member of AACHC's executive leadership team.

  • Actively participates as a member of the executive leadership team of the organization, contributing to organization-wide decision making and implementation of initiatives.
  • Attends all major organizational functions and meetings including all board of director meetings, all-staff meetings, retreats, celebrations, annual conference, and the board retreat. Attendance is required to be in person unless indicated otherwise by the CEO.
  • Attends at least one NACHC (or similar) conference per year to ensure they remain current on issues impacting health centers nationally and connect with peers and resources for ongoing health center support.
  • Is visible in both the office and community and represents AACHC at all events in a way that demonstrates the values of AACHC, practicing a high level of professionalism, engagement, and enthusiasm.
  • Strives to always demonstrate AACHC's core values of purpose, integrity, collaboration, and humility.