Education & Support Program Manager

Job summary

Oversee the day-to-day operations of FARE education and community support programs, including support groups, outreach awards, advisory groups, funded projects, scholarships, webinars, and the Food Allergy Academy. Collaborate with medical and education leadership and the broader team on funded projects, volunteer engagement, and administrative tasks such as preparing meeting agendas, minutes, and presentations.

Job details

Education FARE’s Health and Education department develops and maintains a variety of programs, content, resources, and partnerships to improve the quality of life for all individuals and families facing food allergy, with a focus on advancing health for everyone. An important part of this work is actively engaging and managing volunteers to support community-based initiatives. The Education & Support Program Manager will oversee the day-to-day activities of: FARE’s Recognized Support Groups Community Outreach Awards Teen Advisory Group CDC-funded Food Allergy AWARE project AAP-funded Food Allergy Management in Schools FARE education scholarships and grants Monthly Webinars Program FARE Education and Food Allergy Academy Inbox Administrative support on external Advisory Councils Young Adult Food Allergy Social Club FARE’s Food Allergy Academy and learning management system The Program Manager will work closely with FARE’s Medical Director/VP Health and Education on CDC- and AAP-funded projects and will also work across the Education and Community Engagement team to support administrative tasks such as creating meeting agenda, meeting minutes, and meeting presentations on various projects as needed. The position follows a hybrid work schedule, with employees expected to be in the McLean, Virginia office three days per week (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday).

What you’ll do

Oversee the day-to-day operations of FARE education and community support programs, including support groups, outreach awards, advisory groups, funded projects, scholarships, webinars, and the Food Allergy Academy. Collaborate with medical and education leadership and the broader team on funded projects, volunteer engagement, and administrative tasks such as preparing meeting agendas, minutes, and presentations.

Requirements

The posting does not specify formal education, experience, or certification requirements. The role involves managing multiple education and community programs, coordinating volunteers and partnerships, and providing project and administrative support.

Listed skills

• Project Coordination · Preferred
• Administrative Support · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Program Management
• Volunteer Management
• Community Outreach
• Education Program Development
• Partnership Management
• Project Coordination
• Administrative Support
• Meeting Facilitation
• Content Management
• Learning Management Systems
• Food Allergy Education
• Grant and Scholarship Administration
• Webinar Coordination
• Stakeholder Engagement

Job areas

• Management & Leadership
• Education
• Healthcare
• Social Services
• Administrative