6 junior program coordinator jobs at 5 companies in Hatch, NM
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Student Program Coordinator Senior for Clinical Compliance
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States
$18/hrOnsiteFull Time
New Mexico State University: Public land-grant university providing comprehensive education and research.
1+ YOEHigh school diploma +3 years relevant experience or Associate's +1 year. Experience with compliance, database/records management, clinical placement coordination, strong communication and administrative skills.
Spring View Hospital: Community hospital providing acute care and specialty medical services.
2+ YOEBachelor's in social work or master's in counseling/education/psychology; LBSW or LPCC required; 2 years case management/social work/counseling experience preferred; strong communication and program coordination skills.
Epiphany Dermatology: Operates medical and cosmetic dermatology clinics across the United States.
High school diploma/GED and completion of a state-approved Medical Assistant program or equivalent experience. Must manage prior authorizations, appeals, coordinate specialty pharmacies/HUBs, use CoverMyMeds and EHRs, and communicate with patients and external partners.
Fooda: Provides restaurant-catered lunch programs for corporate office employees.
Provide onsite event setup/teardown, customer service, and problem resolution for workplace food programs; be tech-savvy, organized, able to travel locally by car, and available part-time during business hours.
Events & Engagement Coordinator- Office of Performance and Budget
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States
$25-$41/hrOnsiteFull Time
Doña Ana County: Provides public services and safety for Doña Ana County residents.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree in related field, 2 years event planning experience, valid driver’s license, ability to plan/coordinate large public events, manage vendors, budgets, and ensure compliance.
New Mexico State University: Public land-grant university providing comprehensive education and research.
High school diploma or higher; deliver culturally appropriate community health education, recruit underserved participants, coordinate grant programs, document outcomes; bilingual English/Spanish preferred.