University of California , San Francisco

Executive Director of UC Eco-Resilience Initiative

San Francisco, California · Director

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 92 days ago
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About the role

  • This position is for an Executive Director role of a UC wide initiative.
  • The Initiative involves delivering for credit educational classes to undergraduates as well as research projects evaluating the impact of the class on student and faculty skills and mental healht.
  • The incumbent works with teaching teams and administration leaders at each campus, as well as helps disseminate the curriculum to other universities.

Responsibilities

  • 40 Yes Supervision and collaboration of projects across 10 campuses: Manages the highly sophisticated project management process for products and services with broad, multi-institutional scope.
  • Directs, initiates, and designs projects critical to support enterprise level projects.
  • 10 Yes Leads and organizes the multi institutional activities, identify and escalate risks and facilitate innovative solutions and negotiate additional resources to complete the project or achieve the project goal.
  • Applies wide-ranging experience to manage and lead this complex and unprecedented project that impacts the UCSF campus, all UC campuses, and makes bridges with community partnerships.
  • Projects may be passed off to the Leadership Team and staff to implement and maintain.

Benefits

  • This role will be housed in the Center for Health and Community (CHC) of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences.
  • The CHC is an interdisciplinary research center focused on understanding differences in health across communities and creating better health for all subpopulations of the community.
  • The Eco-Resilience Initiative is based at the CHC, and is also part of the UC Wide Center for Climate, Health and Equity (CCHE).
  • The CCHE oversees educational, health, and policy initiatives to help mitigate the negative impact of extreme weather disasters and the changing climate.
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