6 public programs manager jobs at 6 companies in Jacksonville, NC
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Public Health Program Planner & Coordinator
Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States
$28-$37/hrOnsiteFull Time
Onslow County: Local government providing public services to Onslow County residents.
Bachelor's degree in public health, emergency management, public administration, or related field, with minimal relevant experience. Requires emergency planning knowledge, data analysis, adult training, valid driver's license, and computer proficiency.
Raleigh or Winston-Salem or Charlotte or Wilmington or Asheville
OnsiteFull Time
HDR: Global firm providing architecture, engineering, and environmental services.
15+ YOE7+ MgmtLead hydraulic modeling projects; 15+ years in utility hydraulic modeling; NC PE license; MS in Civil/Environmental Eng; strong leadership and communication; ArcGIS Pro; experience with public utilities.
American Red Cross: Provides disaster relief, emergency assistance, and blood donation services.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree or equivalent experience, 5+ years program management experience, U.S. citizenship, ability to obtain secret security clearance and no-fee passport, meet medical/security requirements, strong computer, public speaking, and interpersonal skills.
People, Technology & Processes: Provides IT services and mission support for government agencies.
8+ YOE8+ years in facilities operations/maintenance/space planning, active Secret clearance, valid driver's license; preferred experience in real property management and public works coordination.
Pender County: Local government providing essential services to Pender County citizens.
Bachelor's degree in planning, geography, public administration, or related field plus planning experience, or equivalent education and experience. North Carolina driver's license required; master's preferred.
RHA Health Services: Provides behavioral health and developmental disability support services.
5+ YOEFive years of program development or managed healthcare experience, two years working with people with intellectual/developmental disabilities, and a bachelor's degree in business, marketing, healthcare administration, public administration, or related field.