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Program Coordinator, Bright Futures National Center (Part-Time, Grant-Funded)   Would you like to work at one of the nation’s most respected, mission-driven organizations?  If so, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is seeking a Program Coordinator, Bright Futures National Center (BFNC) to provide administrative and program support to the BFNC to coordinate and implement related activities and outcomes, including developing resources for BFNC multidisciplinary audiences; providing technical assistance to pediatricians and other pediatric health care professionals; and developing and monitoring cooperative agreements, grants, and subcontracts/consulting agreements.   Schedule: 22.5 hours/week.   Qualifications needed: Bachelor’s degree in public health, business administration, health administration, education, child development, health education, or related field, or an equivalent combination of relevant education and work experience required. At least two...

The AAAHC Surveyor conducts detailed and complex accreditation surveys in ambulatory health care settings, including but not limited to ambulatory surgery centers, community health centers, medical and dental group practices, managed care organizations, and student health centers. Surveyors. Key surveyor responsibilities include: Travel to client site(s) to perform thorough onsite surveys to assess compliance with applicable regulations and AAAHC Standards. Serve solo or collaborate with one or more Surveyors on team surveys, closely interact with clients while onsite, and with AAAHC staff throughout the survey process. Prepare reports of assigned onsite and virtual surveys, and evaluate client plans of correction relating to deficiencies cited.  Conduct investigations of complaints, collect and prepare evaluative data and document results which may include evidence for use in adverse actions against non-compliant facilities.  As a condition of employment/hire, AAAHC...

The AAAHC Surveyor conducts detailed and complex accreditation surveys in ambulatory health care settings, including but not limited to ambulatory surgery centers, community health centers, medical and dental group practices, managed care organizations, and student health centers. Surveyors. Key surveyor responsibilities include: Travel to client site(s) to perform thorough onsite surveys to assess compliance with applicable regulations and AAAHC Standards. Serve solo or collaborate with one or more Surveyors on team surveys, closely interact with clients while onsite, and with AAAHC staff throughout the survey process. Prepare reports of assigned onsite and virtual surveys, and evaluate client plans of correction relating to deficiencies cited.  Conduct investigations of complaints, collect and prepare evaluative data and document results which may include evidence for use in adverse actions against non-compliant facilities.  As a condition of employment/hire, AAAHC...