The PC Program Officer serves as a subject matter expert for Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) group programming and ensures grant compliance across the U.S. network. They are responsible for monitoring field offices, providing technical assistance, and developing resources to support refugee resettlement services.
The Medicaid National Program Specialist coordinates the development and implementation of the national Medicaid billing program across various U.S. offices. This role manages project timelines, stakeholder engagement, reporting, and cross-functional collaboration to ensure operational consistency and program sustainability.
The Training Officer will plan and facilitate PIR Network trainings, coordinate peer-learning opportunities, and develop technical assistance resources for field staff. They will also oversee cultural orientation curricula and conduct virtual sessions for new arrivals to ensure high-quality program implementation.
The Program Officer manages day-to-day pre-arrival case management processes and provides technical assistance to ensure program excellence across the network. They also monitor office compliance, develop training initiatives, and support data collection and reporting for grant requirements.
The Program Officer serves as a critical liaison for managing humanitarian grants and programs across multiple country offices. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with donor policies, managing budgets, coordinating reporting, and supporting business development efforts.
The Program Lead will provide strategic leadership for a multi-country humanitarian consortium, overseeing rapid response mechanisms and ensuring effective project implementation. This role also involves managing staff, coordinating with external partners, and contributing to broader disaster response and program quality initiatives.
