Summary
Location
Dayton
Type
full-time
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About this role
Facility:
Child Health PavilionDepartment:
Center for Community HealthSchedule:
Full timeHours:
40Job Details:
The Community Health Program Assistant provides administrative and programmatic support to community health initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes. This role assists with outreach, data collection, event coordination, and communication efforts to ensure successful implementation of community health programs. The Program Assistant understands the diverse and changing nature of the health care industry and therefore accepts new assignments and tasks from staff as needed and participates in department activities.Requires initiative and ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Requires the ability to manage several tasks at once and adhere to project deadlines. This is a staff level position that interacts with all levels of the organization and in the community in the fulfillment of this role.
Department Specific Job Details:
- full time, 40 hours
- day shift, Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
- Occasional nights and weekends for events
- Strong customer service, clerical, communication and organizational skills. Experience with MS Office products
- Valid Ohio Drivers License with less than six (6) points on record for traffic violations, must be 21 years of age
Education Requirements:
High School (Required)Certification/License Requirements:
Other facts
About Dayton Children's Hospital
Dayton Children's Hospital is the only facility in the region devoted to the health, safety and information needs of children and their families.
Dayton Children's is staffed by pediatricians, pediatric specialists and clinical staff with special training and experience in caring for children. In addition, everything from room decor to life-saving equipment in is designed with the comfort of children in mind.
As a regional referral center, Dayton Children's draws patients from a 20-county area that includes Ohio and eastern Indiana. Dayton Children's affiliation with Wright State University School of Medicine and accreditation by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations ensures young patients the finest pediatric care available.
Dayton Children's staff of over 200 physicians and residents includes primary care pediatricians as well as subspecialists in over 35 areas of pediatric medicine. Working as a team with the medical staff are more than 3500 employees and volunteers who share a commitment to quality care no matter what their specific titles or duties.
What you'll do
- The Community Health Program Assistant provides administrative and programmatic support to community health initiatives. This role involves outreach, data collection, event coordination, and communication efforts to ensure successful implementation of community health programs.
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