Grant Writer

South East Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) | Posted Mar 2

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Full-time

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Pay Range: $27.81 - $38.62

Responsible for identifying, defining, and developing funding opportunities to maintain or expand SEARHC programs as well as coordinating and supporting the development, writing, and submission of grant proposals.

• Initiates, develops, and submits high quality, timely, and well-researched funding proposals to support existing, expanded, and future SEARHC programs; maintain grant-tracking database.
• Researches and identifies potential funding sources (private and government) to match with identified organizational and strategic priorities.
• Coordinates new grant start-up process with finance department and grant managers; meets with grant managers to provide technical assistance as needed; assists with the production of internal and external reports for program planning as requested.

• Bachelor’s degree with course work including technical or other writing and program planning or 5 years’ experience in grant writing, program development, and/or grant administration.

• Two years’ experience in grant proposal development with evidence of at least six funded proposals.
• Excellent computer skills, including management of large, complex documents.
• Two years’ experience in community-based planning, conducting needs assessments, community organizing and/or facilitation.

• Government and private funding sources and submittal processes.
• Grant narrative and budget development.

• Verbal and written communication including technical and creative writing.
• Strong planning, time management and organizational skills.

• Work under pressure and timelines, with attention to detail, while successfully completing multiple projects.
• Interpret instructions and write complete, professional, and fundable proposals.

We offer generous benefits, including retirement, paid time off, paid parental leave, health insurance, dental, and vision benefits, life insurance and long and short-term disability, and more.