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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.

1) Responsible for identifying, developing, and managing all aspects of pathways programs and services.

a) Plans, organizes, and implements various programs and opportunities for youth entering the healthcare industry across Maricopa County, Pinal County, and the City of Prescott.

b)Develops community partnerships and linkages with healthcare systems, educational institutions, and community-based organizations.

c)Actively promotes youth healthcare programs to statewide partners and stakeholders through meetings, events, and presentations.

d)Manages program development activities within the Arizona Health Education Center service area, monitors operational results, and oversees the day-to-day operations of defined scope of work.

e)Plans and executes events and activities to fulfill Az HOPE Grant deliverables.

2) Monitor budget expenditures and manage data for grants according to the timelines established by contract.

a) Plans the youth healthcare program budget with the Director of Workforce to support offered courses, events, and programs.

b) Monitors program and project spending, adheres to program budgets as applicable, and provides spending updates to the Director of Workforce as required.

c)Completes program financial activities, including submission of invoices, payment requests, vendor selection forms, and credit card statements as required.

d) Collects and enters programmatic data, including survey data, into databases within required timeframes set by funders.

e) Analyzes program data, identifies and reports concerns to the Director of Workforce, and evaluates opportunities for quality improvement and enhancement of the student experience.

f) Meets or exceeds grant and contract requirements through fulfilling the grant scope of work and program goals and objectives.

g) Prepares and maintains documentation and reports, develops detailed work plans, and maintains records for all program activities.

3) Identifies new partners and maintains existing relationships with stakeholders to leverage resources and capitalize on opportunities that advance K-12 and undergraduate program goals.

a) Develops and expands collaborative partnerships and relationships with health, governmental, tribal, social service, educational, public health, and other organizations and stakeholders in alignment with AzAHEC and AACHC missions and strategic goals.

b) Participates in the development and writing of proposals for projects intended to address community needs.

c) Collaborates with the Director of Workforce to design and implement new youth-focused programs and initiatives that align with CAAHEC's program deliverables.

d) Ensures compliance with grant stipulations, regulations, funding requirements, assurances, policies and procedures.

e) Participates in and represents AACHC in alignment with organizational mission and values at youth healthcare workforce-related committees and groups.

f) Responsible for outreach, marketing and other assigned projects.