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Senior Director, Field Program Integrity in Remote at National Kidney Foundation

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National Kidney Foundation
Remote, 10016, United States
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National Kidney Foundation

Job Title: Senior Program Director

Location: U.S. Remote

Reports to: VP, Field Programs


WHO WE ARE

Fueled by passion and urgency, the National Kidney Foundation is a lifeline for all people affected by kidney disease. As pioneers of scientific research and innovation, NKF focuses on the whole patient through the lens of kidney health. Relentless in our work, we enhance lives through action, education, and accelerating change.

WHAT WE BELIEVE IN

NKF’s Mission is what we do, our Values are how we do it.

  • Accountability- Earn and Keep Trust
  • Collaboration-Work as a team
  • Communication- Empower with information
  • Community-Build stronger community
  • Compassion- Lead with care and respect
  • Impact-Focus on the mission

    • Your Voice Matters: https://www.kidney.org/about/diversity-equity-inclusion


    WHAT YOU’LL DO

    Reporting to the Vice President of Field Programs, the Senior Program Director will oversee the strategy, standardization, technical assistance, and evaluation of local programming to maximize impact within the communities served. This position will lead discussions on program adaptations, inform recommendations of program improvements, and develop innovative concepts to drive our success measures.

    The Senior Program Director will serve as the subject matter expert for program implementation. Assigned programs will require data informed adaptations, quality measure review, alignment with Program Strategic Framework, and impact dissemination.

    The Senior Program Director will work closely with field program staff to provide support and technical assistance to achieve programmatic and revenue goals. Serving as a two-way conduit between the field and National, this role bridges local implementation with national expertise. Success depends on the ability to lead as a national resource and to influence outcomes without direct authority, operating with the strength, clarity, and credibility to move field partners toward shared goals.

  • Serve as a Subject Matter Expert in the implementation of assigned programs. Subject Matter Experts are responsible for providing technical assistance, identifying emerging issues and solutions, and utilization of public health best practices. Guide field teams on where programs may be adapted to local context versus where model fidelity and standardization must be preserved, exercising clear decision rights over program adaptations
  • Create and maintain strategic partnerships with community-based organizations to build enduring relationships at the local level
  • Develop and analyze local needs assessment that identifies gaps and opportunities in the market with a focus on health equity, including social determinants of health, and kidney disease-related care quality, using both quantitative and qualitative data points to inform future program design and/or strategic market goals
  • Responsible for the creation and maintenance of assigned program’s implementation guide, budget guidelines, and calendar
  • Responsible for the management of an internal workgroup for each identified program
  • Produce outcomes and impact reports and provide feedback to relevant leadership
  • Collaborate across multiple departments at the HQ and local level to ensure programmatic success
  • Develop and disseminate program communications, field-facing toolkits, and technical guidance; maintain a regular communication cadence that keeps field teams current on program updates, best practices, and available resources
  • Serve as the program’s data steward in Salesforce, ensuring accurate and consistent data entry, alignment, and integrity across field offices, and translating program data into impact reporting that is disseminated to field and national stakeholders
  • Lead and mobilize cross-functional program workgroups to drive execution and alignment across field and national partners, demonstrating influence without direct authority
  • Identify non-industry revenue opportunities for program funding
  • Support development teams in meeting participation and concept creation for programs assigned
  • Perform additional duties, as required

    • WHAT YOU’LL POSSESS

  • Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university. Masters in health-related or social services field, preferred
  • Minimum 5 years of experience in health-related program delivery, public health initiatives, or community engagement
  • Experience building and maintaining partnership relationships, ideally in healthcare and/or public health
  • Project management experience, including managing and developing project budgets, event logistics, establishing priorities, meeting deadlines, and functioning independently and as part of a team
  • Volunteer management skills, ideally with healthcare or other professionals
  • Superior interpersonal, communication, time management and organizational skills
  • Flexible and adept at troubleshooting when things don’t go as planned
  • Experience with data/basic statistical analysis required
  • Comfortable learning and using multiple software platforms daily including but not limited to Microsoft Office, Zoom meeting/webinar, Salesforce, Smartsheet, Branding UI. Demonstrated proficiency with Salesforce (or a comparable CRM/data platform) for program tracking, data management, and impact reporting is required
  • Experience in grant proposal writing and securing funding opportunities through new grants, preferred

    • Competencies:

  • Accountability: Takes ownership of program outcomes and holds field and national partners mutually accountable to shared commitments, standards, and timelines.
  • Change Leadership: Champions program adaptations and process improvements, guiding field teams through change and building buy-in for new or evolving program models
  • Collaboration: Leads collaborative efforts across the organization, bi-directionally, ensuring that departments work together to achieve strategic objectives. Actively builds partnerships with external stakeholders to advance mission
  • Cultural Humility: Promotes cultural humility across departments, ensuring that programs, policies, and services reflect a deep understanding of and respect for cultural diversity
  • Data-Driven Decision Making & Results Orientation: Leverages accurate program data—primarily through Salesforce to assess impact, inform program adaptations, and set clear performance targets, ensuring assigned programs deliver on their intended outcomes
  • Diversity, Equity and Inclusion For All (DEI 4A): Drives organizational DEI initiatives, ensuring that policies, programs, and services are designed with an equity lens for all. Champions efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in decision-making and ensures that underserved communities have access to NKF’s programs
  • Financial Acumen: Manages program budgets and identifies diversified, non-industry revenue sources to support program funding and long-term sustainability
  • Operational Excellence: Drives consistent, high-quality program implementation across field offices, standardizing tools and processes to elevate performance
  • Patient and Community-Centered Focus: Drives efforts to enhance the impact of programs for patients, living donors, and care partners. Champions initiatives that promote equitable access to care and ensure that the community is well-supported through education, services, and outreach
  • Influence Without Authority: Leads as a national resource and trusted advisor to field teams outside the direct reporting line, building credibility and consensus to move partners toward shared program goals through expertise, relationships, and clear communication rather than positional authority

    • WHAT WE OFFER

  • Work/life Integration: Enjoy plenty of vacation time, sick leave, and holidays so you can recharge, regroup or reflect—and come back ready to tackle anything
  • Support for Your Health: We've got your back with top-notch medical, dental, and vision insurance plans for you and your loved ones
  • Peace of Mind: Rest easy knowing you're covered with life insurance and a 403(b) plan with matching company contributions to secure your future
  • Creative savings: Take advantage of flexible spending accounts to save on eligible healthcare and dependent care expenses
  • Easy Commuting: Reduce your stress with our commuter benefits program for transit and parking expenses
  • Support When You Need It: Access confidential counseling, support services, and resources through our Employee Assistance Program
  • A Chance to Spread the Word: Share the love and earn rewards by referring awesome folks to join our team
  • A Big Tent: We're all about creating a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and heard
  • Mission-Fueled Culture: Join a team that's passionate about making a difference and guided by values like integrity, compassion, and innovation


    • EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

    At the National Kidney Foundation, diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunity apply to both our workforce and the communities we serve as they relate to kidney health and kidney disease prevention. It is the policy of NKF to provide equality of employment opportunity regardless of race, creed, color, qualified handicap or disability, national origin, religion, marital status, sexual orientation, age, gender, political affiliation or veteran status, or any other factor or reason prohibited by relevant local, state, and federal fair employment laws.

    The Equal Employment Opportunity policy will apply to all employment practices of NKF, including, but not limited to, recruitment, hiring, promotion, training, compensation, benefits, layoffs, transfers, and discipline. Implementation of the Equal Employment Opportunity policy is the shared responsibility of the management of NKF.

    Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The National Kidney Foundation does not accept resumes from third-party recruitment/search firms. Please do not forward resumes to NKF employees, company locations, or email addresses. NKF is not responsible for any fees related to resumes not solicited by NKF Recruiting.

    WORKING CONDITIONS, EQUIPMENT USED AND SPECIAL INFORMATION

    Must have unimpeachable integrity and trustworthiness while possessing a high degree of tact, discretion and professionalism. Maintain effectiveness under pressure. Competent in the use of standard office equipment, including telephone, personal computer, fax machine, and photocopier. Flexible for moderate overnight business travel which may include weekends.

    DISCLAIMER

    The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this position. They are not intended to be considered an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required.

    The salary band listed reflects the range for this position. Actual compensation will be determined based on the selected candidate’s experience, qualifications, and other relevant factors.


    Job Location

    Remote, 10016, United States

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