Innovative Community Services (ICS) Strategist

Innovative Community Services (ICS) Strategist

Families & Youth Innovations Plus (FYI+)

Position: Full-Time

Hourly Rate:$20.19 - $24.43 (3 levels based on experience and education)

FLSA Status:Salary/Exempt

Reports To: ICS Program Manager 

Department: Innovative Community Services (ICS)

Job Summary

The ICS Strategist contributes by serving in a significant role in the organization through planning and implementing various programs and initiatives. This position is a key member of a team that focuses and specializes in programming and initiatives which have a focus on the following: community-wide impact, program development & design, project coordination and management, internal agency systemic initiatives, training and technical assistance, and bolstering systems change (mezzo and macro work). The ICS Strategist works alongside their teammates and leadership to ensure proper execution of programs and initiatives. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: utilization of the collective impact approach, facilitation of events, program development and evaluation, task supervision of interns, project m342396anagement, training and technical assistance, community partnership expansion, community organizing, event design & planning, community convening, and outreach.

What you’ll Do: 

• Develop and implement ICS projects/programs with community-wide impact
• Ensure proper execution of program/project deliverables and conduct evaluations
• Nurture and develop community partnerships at all levels (community, local, state)
• Provide project management and coordination for internal agency initiatives
• Facilitate, develop, and oversee community events, convening, and training sessions
• Deliver technical assistance to support capacity building, and systems change (mezzo and macro work)
• Manage competing demands while adapting to changes in the work environment
• Lead community organizing and outreach efforts
• Collaborate effectively with teammates and leadership
• Support internal agency systemic improvement through project coordination and management
• Exhibit skills in comprehending, interpreting, and completing delegated tasks efficiently
• Contribute to bolstering systems change through program development and evaluation

What You Need:

• Designation: Agency-wide coordinator 
• A Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience is preferred but not required 
• Experience and knowledge in behavioral health settings and community health are preferred.
• CPR/First Aid and CPI Certification (will receive training during on-boarding)