NHC JOB BANK
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Director of Development, Operations & Programs, National Alliance for Caregiving, Bethesda, MD
Posted: 4/25/13
The National Alliance for Caregiving is seeking a Director of Development, Operations and Programs. The position will be responsible for developing and pursuing potential funding opportunities, writing grant proposals, maintaining and cultivating ongoing relationships with funders, and developing a membership recruitment strategy. The Director will develop and maintain project and annual budgets and oversee all financial processes, including banking, quarterly Board reports, and an annual audit. The position is also responsible for coordinating federal legislative activities, including legislative tracking, briefing, and planning. Candidates must have at least five years experience in fundraising, management, and program development. To apply, please forward your resume and cover letter to stien@caregiving.org.
President and CEO, Arthritis Foundation, Northeast Region, New York, NY
Posted: 4/23/13
The President and CEO is responsible for the oversight and management of the Foundation’s strategic plan for the region and managing human resources and financial systems through the development of an annual budget and plan of operations. Accountable to the Board of Directors for planning and directing mission delivery and income development within the Northeast Region, this position provides leadership to field offices and ensures compliance with organizational standards and conditions set in the region’s charter. The President and CEO will serve on the National Office President’s CEO Cabinet to assure alignment of regional plans and operations with nationwide strategic objectives. This position will oversee a staff of 11 professional and support staff. Candidates must have a minimum of ten years of experience in strategic planning and management. For more information or to apply for this position, e-mail Beth Gibbs at bgibbs@arthurdiamond.com.
Speechwriter, American Nurses Association, Silver Spring, Maryland
Posted: 3/21/13
The speechwriter will be responsible for creating original content on a wide range of issues for use by the American Nurses Association President, CEO, or other spokesperson in speeches, talking points, and PowerPoint presentations before a wide range of audiences. This individual will develop and execute strategies to gain additional visibility and extend the reach of ANA leaders’ presentations. Minimum requirements are a baccalaureate in journalism, communications or public relations required; master’s preferred. Course work and/or post-graduate degree in one of the following areas desirable: journalism, services, and/or public health. Minimum of 10 to 15 years of related writing experience, preferably in a health care related field. For more information and to apply, click here.
Director of Development, Parkinson's Action Network, Washington, DC
Posted: March 20, 2013
The Parkinson’s Action Network (PAN) is seeking an experienced development professional to join our dynamic team in Washington, DC, and assist in ensuring our future growth and sustainability. The Director of Development will serve as the principal development and fundraising official for PAN, and also serve on the senior leadership team that works with the CEO in all aspects of leading PAN. Additionally, the Director of Development will mobilize resources through new and existing relationships with major foundations, corporations, individuals, and other sources. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. To apply, send cover letter and resume to: info@parkinsonsaction.org. No phone calls please.
Regional Executive Vice President-West Region, National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Posted: March 4, 2013
The National MS Society is seeking a senior executive with a significant experience in non-profit leadership to fill a regional executive vice president (REVP) position. The REVP is responsible for implementing Society priorities in the West Region (Hawaii, Alaska, Washington, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona and California) with a focus on building human and financial capacity, leveraging resources across the region, and decreasing redundancies to achieve the National MS Society’s strategic response. The REVP is a member of the Society’s Senior Leadership Team, providing vision in the development of the Society’s strategic and operational plan, and executive oversight to the region resulting in improved fundraising and programs/services/advocacy in support of the Society’s strategic response. Reporting to the Chief Field Services Officer, the REVP provides leadership to the Region Management Team, comprised of nine chapter presidents, and the Region Volunteer Leadership Council, comprised of nine chapter board of trustee members. Please e-mail letter of interest and resume to Lisa Goldfarb at Lisa.goldfarb@nmss.org.
Community Development Manager for Northeast Region, National Psoriasis Foundation, New York City Area
Posted: February 28, 2013
The Community Development Manager is responsible for the overall leadership, management, growth, and efficiency of the assigned territory including revenue generation, volunteer development, annual budget preparation, planning, implementation, and evaluation of Foundation priority projects. Among other duties, this position is responsible for working within the NPF’s volunteer-staff partnership environment to maintain the vision and guiding principles of NPF while planning and executing mission-related priority projects at the community level; directing the cultivation and meaningful involvement of volunteers in income producing activities and the development and acquisition of individual and corporate contributions; and developing plans and coordinating volunteers for implementation of fundraising, advocacy, and education programs. The Community Development Manager reports to the Chief Field Operations Officer. Candidates must have five or more years of relevant experience. For more information or to apply for this position, e-mail Beth Gibbs at bgibbs@arthurdiamond.com.
Executive Director, ALS Association Georgia Chapter, Atlanta, GA
Posted: February 8, 2013
The Executive Director is responsible for promoting the mission and goals of the Chapter through the following duties: administration, strategic planning, fund development, Board development and support, public relations, and human resource management. The Executive Director of the Georgia Chapter will provide leadership of the Chapter’s philosophy, mission, vision, and structure, and give direction to the daily operations including the formation of its annual objectives and goals. This person serves as the primary liaison to Board of Trustees in its fundraising responsibilities and directs the cultivation and acquisition of major donors, foundation and corporate contributions through grantsmanship, sponsorship, and material and/or in-kind support. The Executive Director also oversees development and delivery of the Chapter’s Care Services programs through direct supervision of Director of Care Services, ensures that all program objectives are met, and reports on such activities as requested to the Board of Directors. For more information or to apply for this position, e-mail Beth Gibbs at bgibbs@arthurdiamond.com.
Senior Government Relations Manager, Parkinson’s Action Network, Washington, DC
Posted: February 8, 2013
The Senior Government Relations Manager will be involved in all aspects of Parkinson’s Action Network’s public policy and legislative agenda, under the direction of PAN’s Director of Policy. Among other duties, the Senior Government Relations Manager is responsible for maintaining strong relationships with congressional offices and federal agencies; working with members of Congress and their staffs on legislative priorities, including appropriations; working closely with the Congressional Caucus on Parkinson’s Disease; regular monitoring of health care-relevant legislation and recommending PAN’s organizational position on those issues, and drafting of testimony as necessary; monitoring action by federal agencies on issues related to Parkinson’s, and drafting of comments as necessary; and creating and maintaining strong relationships with other health care organizations. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Salary based on experience. Excellent benefits. To apply, send cover letter, resume, and a writing sample to: info@parkinsonsaction.org. No phone calls please.
Manager, State Government Affairs, Arthritis Foundation, Washington, DC
Posted: January 31, 2013
The Arthritis Foundation’s National Office has a challenging position available in its Advocacy department located in Washington, D.C. The Manager, State Government Affairs, under the direction of the Vice President, Advocacy, is accountable for planning and working collaboratively with Regions on executing the Arthritis Foundation’s state legislative and regulatory agenda focused on state capitols throughout the nation. The Manager will interact with Regional Advocacy staff and volunteer advocates in developing, coordinating, prioritizing, and executing a state based advocacy agenda to implement the Foundation’s legislative objectives on behalf of people with arthritis. The Manager has primary responsibility for the oversight of state government affairs for the Foundation. For more information, visit http://www.arthritis.org/about-us/employment/. To submit a resume, please e-mail resume@arthritis.org.
Executive Vice President of Advocacy, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Washington, DC
Posted: December 12, 2012
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, a non-profit voluntary health organization, is seeking an Executive Vice President of Advocacy. The EVP, Advocacy is a member of the Society’s Senior Leadership Team and reports to the Chief Operating Officer. The successful candidate must have a strong commitment to the Society’s mission to mobilize people and resources to drive research for a cure and to address the challenges of everyone affected by MS. In addition this individual must possess outstanding leadership skills and have a demonstrated ability to inspire others to take action in support of the Society’s public policy and advocacy agenda. The EVP provides strategic direction and oversight in the development, implementation and evaluation of the Society’s advocacy and activism efforts on behalf of those affected by MS, and its public policy objectives. Collaboration with others to identify the strategic direction for the Society and advance our public policy agenda with Congress, state legislatures and regulatory agencies is an integral part of the position, along with the alignment and integration with direct mission functions: program service, clinical care and research. For more information and/or to submit a resume, please e-mail Dennis Linden at Dennis.linden@nmss.org.
