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Cincinnati Children's · 4 months ago

Program Management Coordinator, Cradle Cincinnati

Burnet Campus

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

3+ years exp

Cincinnati Children's is a leading children's hospital dedicated to improving children's health. The Program Management Coordinator for Cradle Cincinnati will lead outreach and engagement activities for the Queens Village program, focusing on building relationships and increasing participation in community initiatives.

Health Care

Responsibilities

Serve as a connector and trusted presence between Cradle Cincinnati/Queens Village and Black families, birthing people, and community stakeholders

Build awareness of and participation in Queens Village initiatives through 1:1 engagement, follow-up, and word-of-mouth networks

Coordinate and support street teams, flyer distribution, and text campaigns to expand grassroots outreach

Support the Senior Marketing Specialist in managing QV marketing calendar and content creation

Collaborate with staff and community members to develop storytelling posts, reels, graphics, and event recaps that reflect the voices and experiences of Black women and families

Support the creation of branded flyers, graphics, and outreach materials to support QV campaigns, events, and wellness programs

Manage QV’s Eventbrite platform for event registration, descriptions, and participant follow-up

Develop QV Newsletter strategy and send out monthly village, Board and periodic special newsletters

Support logistics for community events including The Queens Village Wellness Journey, including site prep, vendors, registration, outreach, and follow-up

Support the recruitment and engagement of participants in Queens Village offerings

Assist with data collection and storytelling from events, including testimonials, photos, and survey responses

Represent Queens Village and Cradle Cincinnati in public events, media, and community partnerships

Support planning, evaluation, and strategic storytelling tied to QV program goals

Participate in staff meetings, professional development, and internal planning sessions

Adhere to organizational policies, procedures, and professional standards

Fulfill other responsibilities as assigned by the supervisor

Qualification

Community engagementDigital marketingContent creationSocial media strategyGrassroots organizingRelationship-buildingStorytellingOrganizational skillsCommunication skillsDetail-oriented

Required

Valid driver's license and reliable transportation

High school diploma or equivalent

3+ years of work experience in a related job discipline

Preferred

Occasional evening and weekend work required for community events

Familiarity with Queens Village or similar birth equity or Black-women-led organizing preferred

Company

Cincinnati Children's

Cincinnati Children’s, a nonprofit academic medical center established in 1883, offers services from well-child care to treatment for the most rare and complex conditions.

Founded in 1883

Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

10001+ employees