Job Title
Health and Language Initiative - Project ManagerLocation
United States of AmericaPosition Type
MemberJob Description
The Health and Language Initiative (HLI) Project Manager is a growth position that will enable language communities to flourish by impacting well-defined health outcomes. From relationship management, to fundraising, to project monitoring, this individual will support the HLI in a variety of ways. SIL is uniquely suited to support global health equity through the lens of local language and culture, and the HLI Project manager will play a key role in the continued maturation of the HLI program.Job Responsibilities:
Supporting the HLI team leader in all aspects of program management and administration.
Ensuring SIL develops and cultivates relationships with like minded global health organizations, Foundations, government entities, and corporate partners
Pursuing and solidifying diverse sources of funding that will enable program sustainability
Leading the coordination of various health related pilot projects that are occurring at the SCO, Area, and Global level.
Creating and managing a curated library of collateral that supports the HLI.
Completing other ad hoc data tasks as determined by the supervisor.
KSAs (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities):
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Degree, certification, or training in a health related sector
Ability to serve and work with distributed and diverse teams of various professional backgrounds
Strong organization and time management skills: ability to establish priorities and deadlines, to manage projects to budget and plan, and achieve objectives within those parameters.
Strong interpersonal and cross-cultural skills, including the ability to build relationships with diverse stakeholders from a variety of cultural backgrounds.
Comfortable leading small project teams.
Adept in technology, allowing effective use of mainstream workplace methods and tools (Google Suite, Microsoft Office, project management software, customer relationship management tools)
Detail Oriented
Anticipates needs and takes initiative within the scope of the position
Education & Experience:
Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field for international missions or development, preferably related to global health.
Experience working cross-culturally with exposure to community development
Experience leading teams and developing individual contributors is a plus
Previous work experience with a nonprofit is a plus.
Weekly Hours
40