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Job Opening: Virginia TB Program Manager
Location: Richmond, Virginia
Posting Closes: October 3, 2025
This position provides strategic leadership and oversight of Virginia’s TB Program at the state level. The Program Manger provides leadership and direction to a group of highly skilled staff, ensuring accomplishment of program goals and objective and support of local health district TB programs; applies expertise in TB prevention and control to develop program and grant objectives and strategies; writes and/or reviews grant applications, budgets, and progress reports; mentors and manages program staff; communicates extensively with local health district directors and staff, internal and external stakeholders; collaborates with other state agencies, organizations, and non-profits; coordinates and collaborates across programs, divisions, and offices within the Department; and ensures technical accuracy of training programs, use and interpretation of data, investigation methods, and TB elimination efforts. Oversees programmatic activities, evaluates program operations, and modifies, as necessary. This position serves as a member of the Division of Clinical Epidemiology Leadership Team.
This position serves as the Tuberculosis (TB) Controller, managing all program activities and supervising assigned staff. Provides oversight of grant awards, work unit budgets, contracts, and expenditures. Develops program policies and procedures, ensures implementation and updates as necessary, and provides policy and procedural interpretation. Consulting with medical experts as needed. Serves as a program expert and mentor. Oversees the development of in-service training for professional, non-professional and public audiences; educational outreach activities; and TB Control telemedicine consultation services. Develops initiatives and implements strategies to meet program objectives. Serves as a point of contact between the agency and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other federal agencies on TB issues. Participates in the design, implementation, and evaluation of public health programs in response to emerging epidemiologic trends in TB. Coordinates with expert clinical consultants who will provide clinical advice and consultation to health department and community practitioners.
