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Job Title: Deputy Director, Clinical Integration
Location: Bethesda, Maryland (Remote)
Reports To: Director, Clinical Integration
FLSA Status: Exempt
Must be able to provide proof of residence in one of these states: KS, MA, MD, MI, NC, NJ, NY, TN, TX, PA, VA, WA, or DC
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About NACHC:
Founded in 1971, the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) serves as the leading voice for America’s Health Centers and the people and communities they serve. NACHC works to promote the provision of high-quality, affordable, community-based health care to everyone, particularly to underserved populations.
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Position Summary:
The Deputy Director supports NACHC’s mission by leading and supporting clinically-focused strategic initiatives across the Community Health Functional Area and integration across NACHC. This role is responsible for designing, implementing, and evaluating national-level clinical projects that improve health outcomes, enhance data infrastructure, and promote workforce growth and development in community health centers.
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Key Responsibilities:
1. Clinical Practices Implementation and Integration
- Lead and/or support projects focused on Clinical Integration.
- Apply evidencebased clinical practices and quality improvement methodologies.
- Provide Subject Matter Expertise on clinical workforce initiatives at NACHC.
- Facilitate expert panels and other clinicallycentered convenings, moderating and speaking at convenings as necessary.
- Contribute to national data quality improvement initiatives.
- Identify and address data gaps in clinical care.
- Design and implement evaluation activities for community health clinical initiatives.
2. Logistics and Operations
- Design and implement logistics strategies, contribute to synergies within assigned projects and coordinate crossfunctional teams to ensure effective program delivery.
- Assist with oversight of daytoday operations of Clinical Integration projects
- Provide coverage and/or representation for Director, Public Health Integration at both internal and external convenings.
- Contribute to NACHC organizational improvement and integration efforts through: o NACHC Conferences, Committees/Subcommittees/Task Forces
- NACHC Performance Improvement teams o Providing excellent customer service internally and externally to health centers, Primary Care Associations (PCAs), and Health Center Controlled Networks (HCCNs)
- Representing NACHC with other organizations and agencies o Contribute to the business operations and financial stewardship for NACHC and Community Health through efficient and effective management consistent with OMB and audit principles.
- Reporting requirements as designated by funders for assigned projects
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Required Qualifications:
- Master’s degree in Pharmacist, Nurse (RN or APRN), or Oral Health or Behavioral Health required.
- Minimum 5 years of experience in: o Safety net organizations (e.g., PCA, HCCN, health centers, NACHC)
- Coaching health centers on quality improvement o Designing, managing, and evaluating national impact projects
- One or more of the following certifications preferred: o Public Health
- Professional in Healthcare Quality o Clinical Informatics
- Health Education Specialist (CHES or MCHES)
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
Key Skills and Competencies:
- Strong problemsolving and resultsoriented approach.
- Expertise in Quality Improvement (QI) and implementation science.
- Expertise in public health and clinical evidencebased models.
- Project and change management skills.
- Budget development and management experience.
- Ability to lead teams and manage direct reports.
- Ability to build and manage partnerships and networks.
- Representation of NACHC on national and academic platforms.
- Proposal writing and plain language communication.
- Authoring peerreviewed journal articles.
- Effective communication with varied audiences.
- Strategic visioning for NACHC’s future.
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Why Join NACHC?
At NACHC, you’ll be part of a dedicated and collaborative team working to improve the health and well-being of communities nationwide. We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for growth in a purpose-driven organization.
Salary: $100,000 - $130,000
About National Association Of Community Health Centers Inc
Founded in 1971, the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) serves as the leading voice for America’s Health Centers and the people and communities they serve. NACHC works to promote the provision of high-quality, affordable, community-based health care to everyone, particularly to underserved populationsChief Deputy Clerk Jobs by Experience Level
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in chief deputy clerk jobs.
- Three or more years of experience in a court clerk or deputy clerk role
- Proficiency with case management systems such as Tyler Technologies or similar platforms
- Knowledge of civil, criminal, and probate filing procedures and court rules
- Associate or bachelor's degree in public administration, legal studies, or a related field
- Supervisory or lead experience managing clerical or administrative staff
- Familiarity with public records law, records retention schedules, and document security protocols
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Court systems use precise language like docket management, case indexing, and minute order preparation. Mirror the exact phrasing from each job posting in your resume so your application clears the screening process and reads as credible to hiring panels.
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Chief deputy clerk roles almost always require overseeing clerks and support staff. List the number of direct reports you managed, the processes you owned, and any workflow improvements you led, so reviewers can gauge your readiness for the step up.
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Chief Deputy Clerk Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most chief deputy clerks?
M.C. Dean, General Dynamics Mission Systems, and Northrop Grumman are hiring the most chief deputy clerks right now, with openings concentrated in California, New York, and Virginia, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand tends to track with court system budget cycles and retirement-driven vacancies in established clerk offices.
How many chief deputy clerk jobs are remote?
About 59% of chief deputy clerk openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the in-person nature of most court and government clerk functions. Administrative coordination and records review tasks are the sub-areas most likely to allow some remote flexibility, while public counter duties and in-court support remain on-site.
How do you become a chief deputy clerk?
Start by working in a clerk's office as a deputy clerk or court clerk to build direct experience with filing procedures, case management systems, and courtroom support. Develop supervisory skills by taking on lead roles or cross-training responsibilities. Pursue relevant coursework in public administration or legal studies, and apply for chief deputy openings once you have demonstrated both operational and personnel management competence.
Can you get hired as a chief deputy clerk with little experience?
Most chief deputy clerk postings require prior experience inside a clerk's office or court system, but candidates with strong supervisory backgrounds in related government or legal administrative roles can compete. Emphasize transferable skills like records management, procedural compliance, and staff oversight. Some smaller county offices promote from within after a shorter tenure, so starting as a deputy clerk and advancing internally is a common path.
What does the chief deputy clerk interview process look like?
The process typically starts with an application review and an initial screening by human resources or a hiring panel. Qualified candidates advance to a structured interview with courthouse leadership or the elected clerk, often featuring scenario-based questions about records management, staff conflicts, and procedural compliance. Some jurisdictions include a written exercise or practical assessment, and finalist candidates may undergo a background check before a formal offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to chief deputy clerk jobs?
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