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Eastern Oregon Cancer Center

Program Manager, Rural Health

Job Description

Summary Job type: Full-time

• Part-time considered

• Contract, 12-18 months

Pay:

$72,000 - $85,000 per year ($34 - $41 per hour), depending on experience

Benefits:

100% employer-paid medical, dental, PTO/sick time

Schedule :

Monday to Friday, day-time. No nights, no weekends, no on-call. Help bring cancer care to rural communities that don't have it! Eastern Oregon Cancer Center is a community-based radiation oncology clinic in Pendleton. We're hiring a Program Manager to lead a grant-funded initiative expanding access to treatment across Eastern Oregon — a 12-18 month role with a path to becoming permanent. The work is externally funded, milestone-driven, and carries real documentation and reporting requirements. You'll own the program's deliverables. And roughly half your time is spent out in the community, not at a desk. What you'll do Own the program work plan and keep milestones on schedule Manage relationships with partner sites and coordinate implementation across clinic staff, vendors, and consultants Coordinate community outreach alongside local community health workers at partner sites Research purchasing options and analyze costs; prepare recommendations for leadership review. Track budgets, vendor invoices, and supporting documentation to grant standards Prepare accurate, on-time reporting for leadership and funders Build relationships with referring physicians, rural clinics, hospitals, and community organizations What we require 3+ years managing programs or projects in a professional setting Demonstrated experience taking a program from start through launch and completion — you've owned something end to end, not supported someone else's project Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Excel Strong written and verbal communication skills Valid driver's license and ability to travel 10-15% within the region Preferred Healthcare, public health, or community health experience Bachelor's degree What we're looking for You'll be the first person to hold this job. Some of it doesn't exist yet, and you'll build it. This role involves relationship building and high professionalism; how you carry yourself matters. We're also looking for someone who gets things done and works . You'll be given objectives and expected to build the path to them. Location and travel Based in Pendleton. This role is primarily on-site and in the field. There is flexibility for remote days. Travel is 10-15%, primarily within Eastern Oregon. We're open to candidates from Eastern Washington, the Western Idaho area, and surrounding communities, provided you have real familiarity with — and genuine interest in — Eastern Oregon and rural healthcare. First interviews are conducted by video, so there's no travel required to explore this. About the term This role is grant-funded through the program's launch phase, with a defined term of 12-18 months. However, there is potential to extend and transition into a permanent role, depending on the program's success. About us Eastern Oregon Cancer Center is a small, community-rooted cancer center that patients rely on. We help patients receive state-of-the-art radiation therapy close to home, in a setting that feels personal and supportive — including a patient house next door that reduces the travel burden for those coming from farther away, supported by Eastern Oregon Cancer Network, a nonprofit organization. Our team is experienced, collaborative, warm, and growing! We're proud of a low-ego, high-ownership culture: people help each other, pitch in where needed, and keep the focus on how we can best serve patients. How to apply Apply with your resume and include a short description (3-5 sentences) of your interest, ideally including a program you took from start to finish and what it took to get there. Applications without that answer may not be reviewed. All candidates are subject to reference checks, a background check, and standard healthcare exclusion screening prior to hire. EOCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Pay:

$72,000.00 - $85,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance

Work Location:

In person

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Sick Leave
  • Professional Development
  • Health Insurance

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A Healthcare Program Manager manages ongoing program activity, or a group of related projects, for a healthcare company or organization. May work in healthcare directly, or work in other operational roles which support the healthcare program.

$107,304 / year median in Oregon

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