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Senior Program Manager
Organization Overview
The Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), a 501(c)(6) professional association, is dedicated to advancing family medicine to improve health through a community of teachers and scholars. We provide resources, training, and advocacy to help health professionals at medical schools and residency programs educate future family physicians. We are an equal opportunity employer; diversity is a core value of our organization.
Reports To
Director of Strategic Priorities & Programs
Position Overview
The Senior Program Manager will coordinate and manage initiatives and programs that support STFM strategic priorities, with primary responsibility for the Family Medicine AI Centers of Excellence initiative and the development and launch of a new Medical Director Faculty Development Fellowship.The position reports directly to the Director of Strategic Priorities & Programs and works closely with a Senior Project Manager, other STFM staff, physician and faculty leaders, and external partners. The Senior Program Manager will be responsible for coordinating timelines, deliverables, meetings, communications, and other activities necessary to move assigned programs from planning through implementation.The Society's headquarters is located in Leawood, Kansas. Kansas City-area employees work a hybrid schedule, with Mondays and Tuesdays in the office and the remainder of the week remote. The organization will consider 100% remote work for candidates residing outside the Kansas City area. Regular travel will be required to support STFM conferences, fellowship workshops, initiative summits and gatherings, and other program-related activities.
Key Responsibilities
The main responsibilities of the position include, but are not limited to:
AI Centers of Excellence and Program Management
- Coordinates STFM's management and program support for the Family Medicine AI Centers of Excellence initiative as it transitions into a new independent nonprofit organization, the Institute for Excellence in AI and Human Health.
- Works closely with organizational leadership, participating faculty, Stanford University partners, and other stakeholders to coordinate activities associated with the initiative and its related programs.
- Manages timelines, meetings, communications, application and recognition processes, peer learning activities, convenings, and other operational elements of the AI Centers of Excellence initiative.
- Leads development of administrative processes, program resources, participant communications, and systems needed to support the initiative and its activities.
- Coordinates work across STFM departments and external partners to ensure assigned projects and deliverables remain organized and on schedule.
Medical Director Faculty Development Fellowship
- Collaborates with STFM’s Chief of Strategy and Innovation and the fellowship faculty to develop and launch the new STFM Medical Director Faculty Development Fellowship, scheduled to begin in 2027. After year 1, the senior program manager will be the lead staff for this fellowship.
- Provides project management and staff support to fellowship faculty and the Medical Director Leaders Work Group.
- Coordinates curriculum development, meetings, educational activities, participant communications, online learning components, and other elements of the fellowship.
- Works with STFM staff responsible for conferences, online education, continuing education, communications, and other areas to support successful implementation of the program.
- Supports ongoing administration, reporting, evaluation, and improvement of the fellowship following launch.
Collaboration and Organizational Support
- Works collaboratively with the Director of Strategic Priorities & Programs and Senior Project Manager on strategic initiatives and assigned projects.
- Coordinates meetings, prepares agendas and materials, tracks decisions and action items, and maintains project plans and documentation.
- Researches and supports development of new programs and initiatives as assigned.
- Works with staff, faculty, and subject matter experts to develop program content, communications, reports, presentations, and other resources.
- Tracks program participation, progress, and outcomes and assists with evaluation and continuous improvement of assigned initiatives.
- Supports committees, work groups, task forces, and other volunteer groups associated with assigned projects.
- Assists with preparation of reports and updates for senior leadership and the STFM Board of Directors.
- Participates in Board, committee, work group, and partner meetings as appropriate.
- Provides program and project management support for additional strategic priorities and special assignments as needed.
Education and Experience
- Bachelor's degree required; master's degree in education, health administration, nonprofit management, public health, business, or a related field preferred.
- Relevant experience in program management, project management, education, association management, nonprofit management, or a related area.
- Experience working with committees, volunteer leaders, health care organizations, medical education programs, professional associations, or nonprofit organizations is preferred.
Job Skills & Requirements
- Excellent organizational, project management, written communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and coordinate work involving internal and external stakeholders.
- Ability to work independently, identify issues, and resolve problems in a timely manner.
- Collaborative and customer-service oriented, with the ability to develop productive working relationships with staff, members, volunteer leaders, and external partners.
- High level of efficiency, accuracy, and attention to detail.
- Strong proficiency with technology and common office and collaboration platforms.
- Interest in innovation, medical education, leadership development, and emerging technologies is preferred.
- Occasional evening and weekend work may be required. Travel for meetings and events is also required.
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