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Rural Health Pathways Manager

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The Rural Health Pathways Manager provides strategic leadership, project management, and operational oversight for Eastern Oregon University?s healthcare academic tracks and pre-college outreach initiatives. Serving Union, Wallowa, and Umatilla counties, this position is responsible for cultivating a sustainable academic and experiential pipeline for future healthcare professionals by bridging the transition from regional K-12 school districts to EOU degree programs. This role oversees direct student engagement, outreach visits, and dual-credit registrations while driving the lifecycle of grant-funded projects, ensuring fiscal responsibility across operational budgets, and supervising dedicated program personnel. Taking a proactive, collaborative approach to community engagement, the Manager develops and sustains robust regional partnerships with school districts, healthcare providers, and local organizations. Through these connections, the Manager ensures that pre-college initiatives remain responsive to the unique workforce needs of Eastern Oregon's rural communities. The Rural Health Pathways Manager is essential to advancing Eastern Oregon University?s commitment to expanding educational access and addressing critical healthcare shortages across the region. By creating clear pathways for local students and aligning regional partnerships with institutional priorities, the Manager directly contributes to student success, enrollment, and long-term community vitality. This is a full-time, limited-duration position that is contingent upon continued grant funding.