Maternal Child Health Coodinator

Closing Date:
October 12, 2026

$39.21 to $51.63 DOQ

Performs difficult work providing professional duties in the development and implementation of interventions to improve health outcomes for mothers and children, including coordinating family health programs, including but not limited to Family Home Visiting. This position may carry a caseload, performing nursing services. Assists in implementation and the strategic direction of Maternal and Child Health (MCH) programs and services. Provide relevant information on emerging and on-going maternal child health (MCH) trends, identify health disparities, promote evidenced‑based early interventions, coordinate and integrate MCH programs and services.

Assists in carrying out program operations, including intake and assignment to MCH staff. Motivates and guides a multidisciplinary team of professionals to deliver results. Assist in development, implementation, proposals of grants deliverables with maternal child health focus. Develops working relationships with internal/external partners. Assist in evaluation of plans and services to monitor and assess the effects of MCH programs. Work is performed under the limited supervision of Family Health Supervisor.

Supervision may be exercised over assigned personnel.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential function satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable an individual with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Assists Family Health Supervisor
• Coordinates day to day operations of home visiting activities and other maternal child health services.
• Orients staff to agency programs, policies, and procedures.
• Provide ongoing program consultation to personnel as needed.
• Facilitate meetings as needed.
• Assist with developing and maintaining written training materials and providing training to staff.
• Provide 1:1 reflective practice with family home visiting staff as required by grant.
• May assist in interview process and professional development of staff members using clinical expertise and human relation skills.

• Assist with community assessment and identify health needs.
• Assist with development and evaluation of Community Health Plan
• Ability to collect, access, analyze, interpret, and use data from a variety of sources including granular data and data disaggregated by geography (e.g., census tract, zip code), sub-populations, race, ethnicity, and other variables that fully describe the health and well-being of a community and the factors that influence health as related to MCH.
• Participate in or support surveillance systems to rapidly detect emerging health issues and threats.

• Select and recommend to the client an internal/external resource that will provide appropriate services.
• Effectively use social media to communicate directly with community members.
• Appropriately tailor communications and communications mechanisms for various audiences

• Performs professional public health nursing services focusing on prevention including family planning, maternal & child health, adult health, sexually transmitted disease, preparedness, communicable and infectious disease, and other community health needs.
• Implement evidence-based programming.
• Collect or test specimens.
• Develop, coordinate, and implement…