1) Part-time Program Coordinator, Montana Health Professionals for a Healthy Climate
15-25 hours a week, virtual, flexible, $23-25.00/hour
Montana Health Professionals for a Healthy Climate (Montana HPHC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of climate change as a public health issue. As a collective of health professionals and organizations we work with communities, organizations, public agencies and health systems throughout Montana to address climate change as a public health issue. Through science, education, and advocacy we foster an understanding of the connection between climate change and human health, collaboratively develop potential solutions and promote climate-positive actions at the personal, local and federal levels. Our diverse network of health professionals are leading advocates for climate-positive action including healthy lifestyle changes, responsive community resources and a rapid transition to renewable energy.
 We are seeking a part-time, virtual Program Coordinator to enhance our capacity and efforts.  This is a 1099/contract position. The position is currently funded for two years. Should additional funding allow, and the Coordinator is willing, hours and responsibilities may increase in the future.
 Job Responsibilities:

• Project management, oversight and evaluation – budgets, timelines, deliverables, publicity
  Event planning and management
  Public outreach
  Newsletter production
  Website and social media updates
  Membership – greeting new members, updating membership lists
  General assistance with operation of the organization
  Travel for outreach and events – approximately 10% of time
  Fundraising

 
Qualifications and Capabilities:

• Thorough commitment to Montana HPHC’s mission
  Montana resident
  Bachelor’s degree
  Project management experience
  Excellent verbal and written communication skills across all channels (phone, in-person, email, social media, public speaking, etc.)
  Exceptional planning and organizational skills and ability to handle multiple projects at once 
  Effective community-engagement and relationship-building skills
  Strong technology skills and social media fluency
  Creative thinker and problem solver
  Self-directed with ability to work independently and remotely
  Strong work ethic with a high degree of energy and enthusiasm
  Transparent and high integrity leadership

Preferred Qualifications:

• Non-profit experience
  Education in health, environment, or business
  Development experience – donor cultivation, sponsorships, grant writing and reporting
  Potential for long-term commitment to the position

 Montana HPHC holds an important place in climate education and advocacy in Montana.  From the health professional and the human health viewpoint, we can reach populations that many other groups involved in climate action cannot.  From talks to health providers, communities and churches, to organizing events, to collaborating in a statewide network of climate concerned groups and individuals, to working with government officials, we are a vibrant and strategic voice for a healthier climate and a healthier Montana.
 To apply: Email a cover letter, 3 references, writing sample and resume by September 23 to Lori Byron at lori.byron@montanahphc.org

2) Graduate Student in a health field: Climate and Health Education Campaign Developer
virtual
10 hours/week, $20.00/hour for approximately 5 months starting immediately.

Qualifications:  Graduate-level student pursuing an advanced degree in a health related field
Montana Health Professionals for a Healthy Climate is embarking on a multi-faceted climate and health education campaign for Montana Health Care Professionals and their clients and patients.

The student will be responsible for exploring health effects of wildfire smoke, drought and possibly other conditions, write copy and assist with development of posters, patient education, and online learning.  They will research and review resources currently available from other organizations and websites and work to create Montana-centric materials. They will be mentored by Montana healthcare professionals involved in climate and health work.
 To apply (or ask questions): Email a cover letter, 3 references, writing sample and resume by September 23 to Lori Byron at lori.byron@gmail.com