Program Manager

Job Title: Program Manger Reports to: Program Director Anticipated Hiring Range: $80,000 - $92,000/ Annually Classification: Full-time, 40 hours, exempt,

Benefits

eligible. Part-time arrangements may be considered, with salary prorated accordingly. If part-time, the position will be classified as non-exempt. Schedule: Remote The Organization The California Accountable Communities for Health Initiative (CACHI) is a statewide movement aimed at transforming the systems that shape the health of communities through a collective action approach called Accountable Communities for Health (ACH).

ACHs are locally governed civic groups of residents and system partners (hospitals, public health, schools, public safety agencies, parks, businesses) working together to improve community conditions, address social needs, promote effective care, and ultimately transform systems to improve health outcomes and achieve health equity. CACHI recently released its three-year Strategic Roadmap, which provides a vision and a set of goals for the organization's next chapter.

CACHI’s Vision: Every community has the infrastructure and power to shape policies and systems through their lived experience, leadership, and wisdom. CACHI’s Mission: CACHI leads a powerful movement to transform health systems through community-driven, multisector partnerships rooted in the ACH model.

By uplifting local leadership and centering the voices of those most impacted by inequities, we spark lasting change - investing in bold, collaborative solutions that address root causes and build a just future for all Californians.

Core Values: -Shared stewardship: Trust-based, cross-sector partnerships that uphold accountability to communities -Community-anchored systems: sustainable strategies rooted in local voice and shared power -Lived expertise: centering those most affected by inequities as co-designers and decision-makers -Storytelling as strategy: Using narrative, reflection, and data to foster learning and inspire systems change With the support of public and private partnerships, CACHI currently supports 36 ACHs in 27 counties across California.

Over the next several years, CACHI will also be working with the ACHs in building and activating the ACH Network to advance statewide initiatives and policies. This position presents an exciting opportunity to advance CACHI’s vision and drive transformational systems change throughout the state.

Position Summary: The Program Manager plays a vital role in designing and implementing CACHI’s core programmatic and ACH Network initiatives - including learning events, meetings, coaching, and technical assistance - while supporting broader organizational priorities. Reporting to the Program Director, the Program Manager ensures these efforts are well-coordinated, effectively executed, and aligned with CACHI’s Strategic Roadmap and commitment to equity.

As CACHI celebrates its ten-year anniversary and advances a new multi-year Strategic Roadmap, this position is essential to carrying out strategic priorities and strengthening the initiative’s impact. The Program Manager will help translate learnings into operational improvements, deepen relationships across the ACH Network and with partners, and ensure insights from ACH sites meaningfully shape CACHI’s programs, ACH Network activation, and organizational direction.

The ideal candidate is a strong project manager and communicator who is proactive, solutions-oriented, and relationship-driven. They are skilled at managing complex workstreams, navigating ambiguity, making informed decisions to move the work forward, fostering collaboration, and supporting continuous learning and improvement across the ACH Network. Key

Responsibilities

, Slack, shared calendars, shared folders and documents) Foster partnership, collaboration, and alignment among the 36 ACH sites to build and advance the goals of the ACH Network Build and maintain relationships to support developing the ACH Network and CACHI’s statewide impact in service of its Strategic Roadmap Knowledge Development, Communications, & Field Building (20%) Help document, track, assess, and incorporate lessons learned and feedback into implementation of organizational priorities and initiatives, ensuring a continuous cycle of learning and quality improvement Contribute to the development of issue briefs, case studies and lessons learned, and other publications to strengthen CACHI’s thought leadership in the fields of public health, multi-sector collaboration, and health systems transformation Support field-building and communications activities to engage ACHs, funders, policymakers, partners, and other key stakeholders ATS provider: Paylocity.

Salary: USD.