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Job Opportunity
Program Director
The Program Director, working closely with the Executive
Director, is responsible for identifying, organizing, implementing and
evaluating the ERC’s diverse education and outreach efforts (program set). The
Program Director is responsible for working with the Board and Executive
Director in setting the annual programmatic goals that further the ERC’s
mission. The Program Director is also responsible for working with the
Executive Director in establishing individual program budgets and coordinating
with Executive Director on fundraising to determine funding support for the
program set (i.e., sponsorship, general funds, grants, etc.). The Program
Director will have at least one AmeriCorps member to work on related projects
and help supervise on those related projects.
The Program Director is an exempt position, is supervised
by the Executive Director, and may supervise other staff and program volunteers.
The position includes health benefits and paid vacation.
Duties
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Participates in developing program goals that further
the ERC’s mission, along with the Board, Executive Director and/or Program
Committee.
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Drafts work plans to accomplish these program goals.
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Coordinates all aspects of project planning and
implementation for delegated programs, including grant-specific projects
focusing on solid waste and recycling, including but not limited to:
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Crafting and implementing
community recycling outreach programs; and
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Assisting with the development
and drafting of a community solid waste plan.
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Develops and implements marketing strategies for the
ERC’s delegated programs. This includes taking a lead responsibility for
coordinating all communications with the press and public such as press
releases, program flyers and posters.
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Comfortable working with the media (i.e., appearing on
radio and TV programs) in representing the ERC and its differing programs.
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Coordinates with fundraising staff members to ensure
that adequate funding exists to support the programs.
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Supervises AmeriCorps members in their involvement with
the ERC’s program set.
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Manages volunteers to assist, when necessary and
appropriate, in program implementation.
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Works with the Finance Committee and Executive Director
to draft program budgets and ensure that the programs meet budgetary
expectations.
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Provides regular updates to the Board and Executive
Director on the program status and development.
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Coordinates with the Program Committee and other
project-specific committees that are deemed necessary to form and manage.
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Evaluates each program to ensure compliance with and
assess value to the ERC’s mission.
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Coordinates, in a complementary manner, with other
staff members to ensure that the program set dovetails with other
organizational goals, such as fundraising.
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Works as a team to address other organizational
responsibilities such as greeting visitors and answering the phone.
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Performs other program-related duties as assigned by
the Executive Director.
Requirements
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Bachelor’s or advanced degree, preferably in education
or an environmentally related field or 3 years successful experience working
in project management or outreach capacity.
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Demonstrated interest and creativity in marketing and
community outreach a plus.
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Ability to deal effectively and personably with a
variety of people, including members, directors, staff and the general
public.
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Excellent organizational skills. Ability to set
priorities, manage time, work under pressure and manage multiple
projects/deadlines efficiently.
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Demonstrated ability to develop and address strategic
priorities. Attention to detail and ability to organize and manage diverse
activities, set priorities, and remain flexible under pressure.
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Ability to work independently and efficiently with a
minimum of supervision.
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Ability to actively problem-solve using sound judgment
and critical thinking.
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Demonstrated ability to teach program courses, when
necessary.
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Ability to work in a dynamic work environment that, at
times, demands flexibility.
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Ability to use current computer technologies, including
Outlook, Word, Excel, and the Internet to organize, plan and implement
programs.
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Willingness to motivate and lead other volunteers and
program staff (i.e., interns.)
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Willingness to work some weekends and odd hours to
fulfill job requirements, particularly during high season.
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Excellent sense of humor a plus.
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Passion for the mission and goals of the Environmental
Resource Center and a desire to be a team player
craig@ercsv.org
or
Environmental Resource Center
PD-Search
PO Box 819
Ketchum, ID 83340

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