Program Manager, Content and Outreach at American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists | District of Columbia, USA | $75K/yr – $85K/yr

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

Program Manager, Content and Outreach

District of Columbia, USA (Hybrid)

$75K/yr – $85K/yrMid Level5+ years expFull time

Posted 3 months ago

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Job Summary

Lead clinician-focused content initiatives and outreach to implement abortion, contraception, and miscarriage care in diverse healthcare settings.

Own cross-functional content projects from planning to evaluation
Must-have: 5-7 years of related project management experience
Standout: Clinician-facing tools and implementation resources with health equity focus

Job Description

Responsibilities

Lead cross-functional content projects on reproductive health topics from planning through execution and evaluation; manage content production workflows
Establish goals, metrics, and evaluation frameworks to assess project effectiveness
Develop practical, clinician-facing tools and resources to support the implementation of abortion, contraception, and miscarriage care into diverse clinical settings; collaborate with clinician and other subject matter experts to ensure accuracy and clinical relevance
Pilot and refine tools and resources based on provider feedback, ensuring usability and effectiveness in supporting practice change
Collaborate cross-functionally to support the dissemination of tools and resources, ensuring broad reach, effective uptake, and meaningful impact across target audiences
Assist in developing and implementing outreach strategies to engage clinicians across diverse practice settings, as well as other key stakeholders; identify opportunities to expand reach and impact
Build and maintain relationships with members, other clinicians, and partner organizations
Oversee planning for and serve as ACOG representative at exhibits at national, regional, and local meetings and conferences; track and evaluate exhibiting efforts to inform future outreach
Design engaging, visually compelling materials tailored to clinician audiences to drive interest, conversation, and meaningful engagement at professional meetings and conferences
Stay current on evolving clinical guidelines, health policy, and systems-level changes affecting abortion and contraception access

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred
5-7 years of related experience required, with progressively responsible project management experience; experience in family planning strongly preferred
Demonstrated knowledge of abortion and contraceptive care, including clinical practice, policy, and access issues
Experience managing multiple complex projects and diverse stakeholder groups required
Experience developing and managing health-related content initiatives preferred, including clinician-facing tools and implementation resources across health care settings
Experience with practice transformation, quality improvement, or implementation science preferred.
Ability to travel frequently, including overnight and multi-day trips