At the Davis Phinney Foundation, we help people with Parkinson’s live well today. We give them tools, resources, education, experiences, and anything else we can dig up. People living with Parkinson’s tell us we make their lives better. And our staff says the same thing. We take the wellness of our employees just as seriously as we do wellness for people with Parkinson’s, and we know that when each of our employees is in a state of well-being at work, they can develop their potential, be productive and creative, build positive relationships with others, better cope with stress, and make meaningful contributions.
What more can you ask for? Join us!
Here's What We Offer
Ever daydream about having that perfect job? Working for the Davis Phinney Foundation may fit the bill.
- Work where you want – Some of our employees work at our office, but not all. If your role can be done remotely, we’re happy to consider it.
- 40-hour work week – We stick to 40 hours a week. Like we said, there’s a lot of work to be done for the Parkinson’s community. That said, we encourage you to enjoy the other 128 hours in your week because if not, your work may suffer. We have even less time for that.
- Insurance and retirement – The Foundation offers health, dental, vision, and supplemental plans for you and your family or domestic partner. We also offer a Simple IRA plan that’s funded by the Foundation.
- Vacations and paid holidays – The Foundation offers three weeks of paid vacation, sick days, comp days, and a few national holidays every year.
- 100% of hardware and software – Whatever hardware, software, or services you need to do your job are always on us.
- Snacks – We make a mean virtual brownie.
- Holiday party– We know what you’re thinking, but our white elephant holiday party is a coveted invite. People who have long since left the Foundation still show up for the virtual and never-a-dull-moment gift exchange, virtual cocktail/mocktail recipes, and inevitable competitions.
POSITIONS
Job Title: Program Associate – Content
Classification: Non-Exempt
Department: Marketing and Development
Work Location: Louisville, CO or remote
Reports to: Senior Manager – Content
Salary Range: $19 – $22.50/hour
At the Davis Phinney Foundation, we help people with Parkinson’s live well today. Resources such as tools, education, and experiences are just a few of the ways we help make the lives of those we serve better. Since 2004, the Foundation has brought to life some of the most important programs and research for those affected by Parkinson’s. Our community includes people living with Parkinson’s, Parkinson’s care partners, families, and friends in addition to physicians and allied health professionals.
POSITION OVERVIEW & PURPOSE
The Program Associate position supports our work by providing direct support for assigned program(s). This role is an essential contact and go-to resource for speakers and community members alike. The Program Associate is integral in shaping the experience of our community members by responding to social media and email inquiries, publishing resources, organizing meetings, managing workflows, collecting feedback, creating connections, and more.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- With guidance from manager and other Foundation leaders, support the creation and delivery of virtual and in-person programming and resources to members of the community (e.g., written blogs, live and pre-recorded webinars and meetups, podcasts).
- In collaboration with the Marketing team and other staff, help execute strategy and support the engagement of participants and partners in the Foundation’s content initiatives.
- Support monitoring and evaluation of program efficacy through data collection and regular tracking of assigned metrics.
- Organize project workflow using Monday.com and other tools.
- Other duties and tasks as needed.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES
- Experience with digital project management tools, approaches, and workflows
- Proven relationship-management skills
- Ability to collaborate with others in a respectful and empowering way
- Ability to create meaningful connections and experiences primarily over digital channels
- Experience with educational content via digital media
- Detail-oriented, highly responsive, and able to simultaneously manage multiple requests or projects
- Strong verbal and written communication skills; demonstrated ability to clearly, persuasively, and accurately write and lightly edit written materials
- Can-do attitude
- Willing to learn and accept feedback
- Proficient in Office 365 applications (e.g., Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
- Experience with WordPress (e.g., tags, categories, drafting and editing) and Canva (e.g., digital image manipulation)
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS & COMPETENCIES
- High school diploma required
- Three or more years’ experience managing projects, implementing organizational systems, and/or other related activity
- Experience with communities navigating health issues
- Proficient in donor database, preferably Blackbaud CRM
PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORKING ENVIRNMENT
- Frequently reading and listening to recordings
- Frequently using repetitive motions
- Frequently standing
- Work environment—Indoors
Job Title: Program Manager – Content
Classification: Non-Exempt
Department: Marketing and Development
Work Location:Remote or Hybrid
Reports to: Senior Manager, Content
Salary Range: $59,000 – $75,000
At the Davis Phinney Foundation, we help people with Parkinson’s live well today. Resources such as tools, education and experiences are just a few of the ways we help make the lives of those we serve better. Since 2004, the Foundation has brought to life some of the most important programs and research for those affected by Parkinson’s. Our community includes people living with Parkinson’s, Parkinson’s care partners, families, and friends in addition to physicians and allied health professionals.
POSITION OVERVIEW & PURPOSE
The Program Manager-Content is accountable for the research, creation, execution, and management of the educational content at the Davis Phinney Foundation. This includes content created for the blog, the Every Victory Counts® suite of resources, events, webinars, podcasts, educational brochures, and more.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- Researches, creates, executes, and manages educational content initiatives and creates learning goals and objectives for all educational initiatives.
- Writes technically accurate, engaging copy for the Foundation’s website, blog, Every Victory Counts suite, and other educational content platforms.
- Provides content for email, social media, and print publication.
- Assists with production of Foundation’s and audio-visual content.
- Identifies and nurtures relationships with speakers and content contributors, communicating clear objectives for content and ensuring timeliness of article and presentation submissions.
- Collaborates with the Content and Marketing teams to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the Foundation’s educational content and makes recommendations for new areas of content to develop.
- Works closely with Marketing team to ensure content is SEO friendly and supports digital reach goals (web traffic, social media, etc.).
- Analyzes audience viewing behaviors and learning styles and creates appropriate ways for our community to consume information (video, coursework, podcast, webinar, etc.).
- Develops a deep understanding of Parkinson’s, with a specific focus on how current trends are applicable to the Foundation’s educational content strategy.
- Other duties and responsibilities as assigned.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Strong copyediting skills
- Proficiency with WordPress and Office 365 Applications
- Familiarity with Blackbaud CRM and Monday.com software preferred
- Experience with audio editing, video editing, and graphic design principles and software preferred
- Ability to identify and resolve complex problems.
QUALIFICATIONS & COMPETENCIES
- Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish strongly preferred
- 3+ years of experience in multimedia content writing and editing
- Bachelor’s degree in Health Education, Writing, English, Communications, or Journalism required
- Master’s degree in Public Health, Health Education, English, Communications, or Journalism preferred
PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORKING ENVIRONMENT
- Frequently reading
- Frequently using repetitive motions
- Work environment: predominantly indoors. Some events may occur outdoors.
How to Apply
Each position has different application requirements, so please follow the instructions in the job description when applying.
If you have general questions about careers and internships, please email: [email protected].