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Discover Vanderbilt Health : With eight hospitals and over 180 clinics, we are the region’s largest comprehensive academic health system. Vanderbilt Health has a long tradition of providing world-class care to the people of the Mid-South, living out our mission of moving medicine forward through preeminent programs in patient care, education and research. Here you’ll find a spirit of collaboration and a supportive community where your expertise is valued, your knowledge expanded and your uniqueness celebrated. We are committed to fostering an environment where talented, compassionate people are united in bringing the most advanced care to our neighbors throughout the region.
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Neurology Admin 20Job Summary:
The Community Outreach Program Manager builds and manages MCAN's community engagement across Tennessee, with particular focus on rural and underserved populations. This role develops and sustains relationships with local health departments, Area Agencies on Aging, faith and community organizations, the Alzheimer's Association, and primary care practices, and coordinates the community-facing activities (screening events, caregiver outreach, awareness campaigns) that connect residents to MCAN's diagnostic pathway. The position works closely with the Community and Equity workstream to ensure engagement is culturally responsive and reaches the communities the award was designed to serve..
Key Responsibilities
- Manage the operations of the Tennessee Dementia ECHO Program, including session scheduling, faculty and presenter coordination, curriculum calendars, and platform logistics for the PCP, navigator, and spoke-specialist tracks.
- Recruit, enroll, and track learners across the three curricula, and maintain accurate attendance, completion, and continuing-education records.
- Coordinate continuing medical education (CME) and continuing education (CE) accreditation and credit processing in partnership with the appropriate Vanderbilt office.
- Support onboarding and specialist training for spoke sites as they join the network, and coordinate county Dementia Care Navigator training in partnership with the state's training program.
- Develop and maintain training materials, session guides, and learner-facing communications in collaboration with faculty content leads.
- Build and manage program evaluation, collecting learner feedback and education outcome metrics for continuous improvement and state reporting.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in education, public health, a health profession, instructional design, health administration, or a related field.
- Three or more years of experience coordinating educational, training, or continuing-education programs.
- Strong project-management skills, with the ability to run recurring programming on a reliable cadence.
Preferred Qualifications
- Master's degree in a relevant field.
- Experience with Project ECHO or other tele-mentoring / tele-education models.
- Experience administering CME/CE accreditation and credit.
Core Competencies
- Detailed logistical coordination and dependable execution.
- Effective collaboration with clinical faculty and content experts.
- Data tracking and reporting.
- Learner-centered orientation and clear communication.
Our professional administrative functions include critical supporting roles in information technology and informatics, finance, administration, legal and community affairs, human resources, communications and marketing, development, facilities, and many more.
At our growing health system, we support each other and encourage excellence among all who are part of our workforce. High-achieving employees stay at Vanderbilt Health for professional growth, appreciation of benefits, and a sense of community and purpose.
Core Accountabilities:
Organizational Impact: Executes job responsibilities with the understanding of how output would affect and impact other areas related to own job area/team with occasional guidance. Problem Solving/ Complexity of work: Analyzes moderately complex problems using technical experience and judgment. Breadth of Knowledge: Has expanded knowledge gained through experience within a professional area. Team Interaction: Provides informal guidance and support to team members.Core Capabilities :
Supporting Colleagues:- Develops Self and Others: Invests time, energy, and enthusiasm in developing self/others to help improve performance e and gain knowledge in new areas.- Builds and Maintains Relationships: Maintains regular contact with key colleagues and stakeholders using formal and informal opportunities to expand and strengthen relationships.- Communicates Effectively: Recognizes group interactions and modifies one's own communication style to suit different situations and audiences. Delivering Excellent Services:- Serves Others with Compassion: Seeks to understand current and future needs of relevant stakeholders and customizes services to better address them.- Solves Complex Problems: Approaches problems from different angles; Identifies new possibilities to interpret opportunities and develop concrete solutions.- Offers Meaningful Advice and Support: Provides ongoing support and coaching in a constructive manner to increase employees' effectiveness. Ensuring High Quality: - Performs Excellent Work: Engages regularly in formal and informal dialogue about quality; directly addresses quality issues promptly.- Ensures Continuous Improvement: Applies various learning experiences by looking beyond symptoms to uncover underlying causes of problems and identifies ways to resolve them. - Fulfills Safety and Regulatory Requirements: Understands all aspects of providing a safe environment and performs routine safety checks to prevent safety hazards from occurring. Managing Resources Effectively: - Demonstrates Accountability: Demonstrates a sense of ownership, focusing on and driving critical issues to closure.- Stewards Organizational Resources: Applies understanding of the departmental work to effectively manage resources for a department/area.- Makes Data Driven Decisions: Demonstrates strong understanding of the information or data to identify and elevate opportunities. Fostering Innovation:- Generates New Ideas: Proactively identifies new ideas/opportunities from multiple sources or methods to improve processes beyond conventional approaches.- Applies Technology: Demonstrates an enthusiasm for learning new technologies, tools, and procedures to address short-term challenges.- Adapts to Change: Views difficult situations and/or problems as opportunities for improvement; actively embraces change instead of emphasizing negative elements.Position Qualifications:
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Bachelor'sThis role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact within Vanderbilt Health, supported by a comprehensive benefits package which may include health, disability, retirement and/or wellness offerings to enhance your well-being and professional growth.
Vanderbilt Health is committed to fostering an environment where everyone has the chance to thrive and is committed to the principles of equal opportunity. EOE/Vets/Disabled.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in community outreach coordinator jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in social work, public health, communications, or a related field
- Experience designing and facilitating community events or educational workshops
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for diverse audiences
- Proficiency with CRM or case management software to track constituent interactions
- Ability to work flexible hours including evenings and weekends for community events
- Bilingual proficiency, particularly in Spanish, preferred or required for many positions
Tips for Your Community Outreach Coordinator Job Search
Quantify your community impact on your resume
Generic phrases like 'built community relationships' get ignored. Replace them with specifics: how many people you engaged, how many events you organized, or how many partner organizations you coordinated. Hiring managers for outreach roles want evidence of scale, not just activity.
Highlight bilingual skills in your application
Many community outreach coordinator postings specifically require or prefer fluency in Spanish, Haitian Creole, or another language spoken by the population served. If you're bilingual, list it prominently in your resume header and repeat it in your cover letter with context about who you've served.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists community outreach coordinator openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Match your resume to the mission sector
A community outreach resume for a public health nonprofit reads differently than one for a city housing authority. Swap out sector-neutral language for the terminology each employer uses in their posting, whether that's 'social determinants,' 'civic engagement,' or 'case navigation,' to signal you understand their work.
Prepare stories about trust-building with skeptical communities
Interviewers for outreach roles almost always ask how you've engaged hard-to-reach populations. Prepare two or three specific examples where you overcame distrust or cultural barriers, naming the community, your approach, and the outcome. Vague answers about 'building relationships' won't differentiate you.
Negotiate your job title alongside your compensation
Community outreach roles vary wildly in title: coordinator, liaison, specialist, ambassador. If a posting's title undersells the scope of the work, ask during the offer stage whether the title is flexible. A more senior title affects your next job search, not just your business card.
Community Outreach Coordinator Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most community outreach coordinators?
Maximus, CableSouth Media III, and Fleet Feet are hiring the most community outreach coordinators right now, with openings concentrated in California, Texas, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Nonprofits, hospital systems, and local government agencies consistently represent the largest share of active postings.
How many community outreach coordinator jobs are remote?
About 40% of community outreach coordinator openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, which is lower than many office-based roles because the work is inherently in-person. Sub-areas most likely to offer remote flexibility include grant writing, program coordination, and digital community engagement rather than direct field outreach or event facilitation.
How do you become a community outreach coordinator?
Most community outreach coordinators start with a bachelor's degree in social work, public health, communications, or a related field, then build hands-on experience through internships, AmeriCorps service, or volunteer coordination roles. From there, developing fluency in a second language, earning a certificate in nonprofit management, and assembling a portfolio of programs you have run will strengthen your candidacy significantly.
Can I get a community outreach coordinator job with little experience?
Yes, entry-level community outreach coordinator roles exist, and employers hiring for them often value lived experience in the community they serve as much as formal credentials. Volunteering with local nonprofits, joining a city advisory board, or completing a public health internship gives you the program coordination and relationship-building examples that hiring managers want to see in early-career candidates.
What does the community outreach coordinator interview process look like?
Most employers run two to three rounds: an initial phone or video screen focused on your background and interest in their mission, followed by a panel interview with program staff and community partners where you walk through past outreach campaigns in detail. Some organizations add a practical component, such as designing a sample outreach plan or delivering a brief community presentation, before extending an offer.
Where can I find and apply to community outreach coordinator jobs?
You can find and apply to community outreach coordinator jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Search the roles available, find the ones that match your background and interests, and apply directly to each listing from the same page.
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