Deputy Project Manager, Health Communications

The Company

ICF is a mission-driven company filled with people who care deeply about improving the lives of others and making the world a better place. Our core values include Embracing Difference; we seek candidates who are passionate about building a culture that encourages, embraces, and hires dimensions of difference. 

@ ICF Next, we are fearless in finding new ways to solve problems, relentless in making sure it pays off for our clients, and committed to making a positive change in the world. 

Join our community of mission-driven creatives, communicators, strategists, and technologists to challenge the status quo. 

We’re currently hiring a dynamic, dedicated individual as a Deputy Project Manager, Health to work with our federal health client on several mission-critical public health projects. Reporting to – and working closely with – the Digital Program Director, Health Communications, the DPM will be a seasoned leader and coach, with the ability to operate on strategic, managerial, and hands-on levels and to help guide the department across programmatic and administrative functions.

As a Deputy Project Manager, Health, you will:

• Identify opportunities and challenges and work across departments and teams to come up with highly innovative solutions. The core functions that roll up to the DPM’s management: Operations, including HR, facilities, IT, finance, organizational goals, and legal; and Programs, ranging from digital to social marketing and behavior change communications.
• Lead projects, tasks, and matrixed teams to deliver high-quality work and service to our clients across multiple projects in key areas of evidence-based health communication and social marketing, including strategy, research, evaluation, creative, digital/mHealth, risk analysis, multicultural and media, to support a range of communication efforts and user experience.
• Establish, enhance, and maintain diverse public health partnership research strategies and networks to reach and engage audiences that will receive important information from federal health communication programs, campaigns, and resources.
• Manage the financial budget, timelines, and expenses for the project or department, ensuring cost and resource efficiencies.
• Demonstrate a highly focused management lens, excellent communication and relationship-building skills, a deep belief in the power and potential of engaged communities, and the ability to promote a clear, inspirational vision
• Contribute to organizational growth through the management of project financials and support business development by contributing to new business capture and proposals.
• Work closely with the Project Director to oversee team and client management, including prioritization, coordination, completion and submission of key project deliverables.

Basic Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s …