Grant Proposal Reviewer

Posted 9 days ago

s r internationalPhoenix (AZ)

Social and Community Service Managers Administration of Public Health Programs

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$27.00 per hour

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About the role

Grant Proposal Reviewer Rural & Tribal Health Programs Entry-level reviewer responsible for reading, scoring, and evaluating grant applications across Telehealth, EHR upgrades, diagnostic equipment, rural health innovation, mobile digital services, and technical assistance programs. Supports funding decisions that expand care capacity in rural and Tribal communities.

Required Skills:

Basic Office Administration (6+ months) document handling, data entry, email management, scheduling, file organization
Attention to Detail accurate scoring, consistent application of evaluation criteria
Reading & Analytical Review ability to assess written proposals and identify strengths, gaps, and compliance issues
Time Management & Workflow Tracking meeting review deadlines across multiple funding streams
Professional Communication clear written comments and scoring justification for program staff

Preferred Skills:

Behavioral Health Knowledge familiarity with BH programs, services, or community-based interventions
Tribal Health Systems Experience understanding of Tribal health delivery, governance, or culturally responsive care
Program Implementation Insight ability to evaluate feasibility, scalability, and operational readiness
Health Services Experience exposure to clinical, administrative, or community health environments
This is a remote position.

Compensation: $27.00 per hour

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