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Started in 2004, Cancer Support Community Montana (CSCMT) is a not-for-profit 501c3 with chapters in Bozeman and Missoula, numerous resource centers across the state in smaller communities, and a virtual presence. We provide support services to youth, adults, patients, caregivers, couples and families who are impacted by cancer to improve their quality of life at the time of diagnosis, during treatment, through short- and long-term survivorship and into end of life. Our mission is to uplift and strengthen people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care. If you share this same passion and interest in making a difference, please consider joining our team.
Our Open Positions
Job Title: Program Coordinator
Status: Full Time, Exempt
Reports to: Clinical Director of Programs
Please email resume and cover letter to emily@cancersupportmontana.org.
Job Summary: The Program Coordinator builds relationships with participants, introducing newcomers to a variety of activities and assists participants in accessing programs to ensure maximum utilization of CSCMT programs. Manages logistics in the planning, preparation, and promotion of program offerings; responsible for data collection and program attendance; and based on qualifications, provides direct clinical services for people impacted by cancer. Responsible for producing and maintaining online outreach with participants. Work as an integral part of the CSCMT Team and is responsible for making sure details of and logistics for events, programs, and volunteers are smoothly implemented. Successful candidates must be committed to Cancer Support Community Montana’s mission and excited about its growth and potential.
Essential Functions and Job Responsibilities
Program Administration & Implementation
- Coordinate and implement programs: send routine program correspondence, confirm attendance, coordinate materials for programs, schedule/setup AV equipment.
- Responsible for accurate collection and recording of participant and attendance data, as well as ensuring accuracy of the database.
- Inventory program materials and resources information, and reorder when necessary. This includes Comfort Totes, library resources, and Frankly Speaking items.
- Prepare and coordinate delivery and distribution of bi-monthly calendars in a timely manner. Provide calendar updates on website including zoom links, online community calendars and in newspapers.
- Be the first line of contact with new participants by providing information via phone or in person and provide navigation to help participants gain full access to CSCMT programs.
- Supervises volunteers responsible for maintaining an organized supply and display of wigs, hats, and scarves as well as supplies for this program.
- In partnership with the Program team, participates in the planning of marketing initiatives through e-newsletter, social media, and participant outreach to ensure full utilization of programs.
- Develop and deliver collateral and program calendar for each Resource Center to increase referrals and utilization of services.
- Coordinate with the Program Team to contact facilitators for recurring programs and coordinate subs when facilitators are unavailable.
- Help schedule initial appointments for Clinical Director of Programs.
- Partner with other CSCMT locations, as needed.
Clinical Direct Service (when applicable)
- Utilize clinical skills to manage, and guide programs which include but are not limited to: distress screenings, individual short-term one-on-one counseling, new participant intake, group support, virtual support and skills-based trainings and orientation of participants.
- Facilitate participant support groups.
Outreach and General Operations
- Responsible for CSCMT participation at community program outreach events such as health fairs, conferences, and community charity events. Determines and researches the types of events CSCMT will participate in; arranges and confirms speaking engagements and speakers, recruit volunteers for assistance at events, and prepares supplies and marketing materials for display and tracks statistics.
- Supervise volunteers who manage Comfort Tote program in Bozeman.
- Helps oversee the order of the building which includes maintaining an inventory of supplies, serve as point person for maintenance, bulk mailing, shipping, and equipment. Maintain building to be tour-ready at all times in collaboration with team at chapter location.
Volunteer Coordination
- Coordinate volunteers in the office and during program events including assigning roles, providing training for each role, and communicating regularly to assure tasks are completed as planned.
- Partner with local team to implement appreciation programs for volunteers.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree in Community Health or related field or related experience. -OR- Masters in Social Work (MSW), or actively working towards an MSW (will be explored on a case by case basis) looking to acquire hours to gain an LCSW.
- Experience using all Microsoft Office software.
- Certified in Mental Health First Aid or willing to complete the training within 6 months of employment.
- Successful experience working in a similar position with focus on coordinating events and operations.
- Excellent planning, attention to detail, budget management and coordination skills.
Necessary Special Requirement
- Many make-up and hair products contain fragrances, and this may cause sensitivity and/or allergic reactions in others and are therefore not allowed.
- Must have reliable transportation to carry out duties and responsibilities of the role.
- Travel to other centers and to educational opportunities as needed or required.
- Position requires the ability to work nights, weekends and holidays.
- Requires regular attendance and reports to work fit for duty in a professional environment.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
- Successful candidates must be committed to Cancer Support Community’s mission and excited about its growth and potential.
- An understanding of and passion for the mission of CSCMT and the people affected by cancer and volunteers.
- Possess excellent organizational and administrative skills.
- Skill in taking initiative in completing tasks and assignments.
- Willingness to participate closely with volunteers, interns, and professionals in the community.
- A team player who is flexible, creative and a proactive problem solver.
- Emotionally mature and self-confident, with sound judgment and values that are consistent with those of the organization.
- Strong attention to detail with ability to see big picture.
- Ability to remain calm under pressure and manage multiple projects simultaneously in a fast-paced environment.
- Demonstrated ability to interact equitably with individuals of all genders, races and socioeconomic levels.
- Commitment to hard work and tangible results.
- Ability and skill in design, innovation and creative approach to work.
- Highly effective oral and written communication skills.
- Self-motivated with highly productive work results.
- Ability to be adaptable and flexible for work that requires changing work demands.
- Dress and hygiene habits that are acceptable for customer service and public role.
- Ability to interact with coworkers, staff, CSCMT participants and the public in an effective and positive manner.
- Regularly interact respectfully with individuals of various social and economic backgrounds.
- Establish, maintain, and foster positive and harmonious working relationships with those contacted during work.
Working Conditions and Physical Requirements
The physical requirements described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
- Duties are performed inside with consistent temperatures and may require exposure to outside temperature extremes to attend functions or events.
- Duties require long and consistent periods of standing, walking, talking and hearing.
- Regularly lifts items ranging from 5-20 pounds such as office supplies, donations, etc.
- Must be able to add, subtract, divide and multiply.
- Reading materials and verbal instructions require advanced ability to interpret and comprehend policy, contracts and legal documents.
- The noise level ranges from quiet to moderate in the office and moderate to loud at events or functions.
- Possession of hand/eye coordination adequate to operate a computer and office equipment.
- Ability to talk and hear in person and by telephone and ability to see and read instructions.
- Hazards are minor and controllable.
- Ability to provide emotional support and empathy to participants and families of survivors.
Safety Related Expectations
- Follow CSCMT safety work practices.
- Report occupational injuries, illnesses, and near misses immediately to supervisor.
- Follow supervisor instructions for obtaining first aid or medical attention.
- Participate in accident investigations as required.
- Identify unsafe work conditions and unsafe practices. Correct hazards or report them to the Supervisor as appropriate.
The specific statements shown in each section of this position description are not intended to be all inclusive. They represent typical elements and criteria considered necessary to perform the job successfully. These may be modified as required by changes in CSCMT structure or changes in personnel.
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Bozeman (Office)
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102 S. 11th Ave.
Bozeman, MT 59715
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Missoula (Office)
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2307 Stephens Ave Missoula, MT 59801
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Helena (Chapter In Development)
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Inspire and support others on their cancer journey by sharing your experience with Cancer Support Community Montana. Whether you’d like to share anonymously or with your name, you can submit your story through our contact form or by emailing info@cancersupportmontana.org.
Inspire and support others on their cancer journey by sharing your experience with Cancer Support Community Montana. Whether you’d like to share anonymously or with your name, you can submit your story through our contact form or by emailing info@cancersupportmontana.org.
