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Regional Specialist - Yuma	REMOTE OPTIONS, YUMA
The Regional Specialist advances First Things First’s (FTF) mission to support the healthy development and learning of young children in the region by serving as a trusted regional leader and an agent of systems change in the area of early childhood development and health issues across the region who embraces challenges, leads local community engagement, and motivates/guides others to recognize opportunity for change and/or new direction. This position inspires community support for early childhood initiatives, influences public thinking and action, and fosters collaboration across multiple stakeholders. The Regional Specialist serves as both a connector and a thought partner, coordinating regional efforts while supporting statewide systems change and community engagement goals. In this role, the Regional Specialist reports to the Regional Area Director as a member of the FTF Regional Unit and will help support the following regional partnership council(s): Yuma Regional Partnership Council.
Tribal Regional Specialist - Cocopah Indian Tribe, Colorado River Indian Tribes, Fort Mojave Indian Tribe and Quechan Indian Tribe	REMOTE OPTIONS, LAKE HAVASU CITY
The Tribal Regional Specialist will support an ongoing commitment to effectively engage with tribes by participating in tribal convenings and meetings, facilitating tribal consultations, respecting tribal sovereignty and partnering with tribes to best support young children and families in tribal communities. The Tribal Regional Specialist advances First Things First’s (FTF) mission to support the healthy development and learning of young children in the region by serving as a trusted regional leader and an agent of systems change in the area of early childhood development and health issues in tribal communities. This position embraces challenges, leads local community engagement, and motivates/guides others to recognize opportunity for change and/or new direction. This position inspires community support for early childhood initiatives, influences public thinking and action, and fosters collaboration across multiple stakeholders. The Tribal Regional Specialist serves as both a connector and a thought partner, coordinating regional efforts while supporting statewide systems change and community engagement goals. The Tribal Regional Specialist reports to the Tribal Area Director as a member of the Tribal Relations Unit and will support the work with tribes as assigned. This position will work with the following tribes: Cocopah Indian Tribe, Colorado River Indian Tribes, Fort Mojave Indian Tribe and the Quechan Indian Tribe.
Health Program Manager 2 (Registered Dietitian)	REMOTE OPTIONS
Interprets Federal and State rules and regulations, writes policies and operating procedures for statewide implementation. Reviews and updates the WIC Scope of Work annually with the management team and ensures updates are made based on procurement requirements. Reviews, negotiates, and approves grant applications which include their action plans for service implementation and corresponding budget requests and justifications. Responsible for planning, designing, implementing, training, administering, and evaluating additional special projects and grants with local agency contractors.
Health Program Manager 3	REMOTE OPTIONS
The Environmental Health Education Liaison is responsible for overseeing OEH block grant activities related to the SunWise Skin Cancer Prevention Program, Environmental Public Health Tracking, and State Heat Initiatives. This position also manages interns and fellows and duties will include: 1) determine program priorities and assign interns/fellows as appropriate; 2) oversee the development and implementation of projects under this contract; 3) collaborate with Agency Leadership, partners, and stakeholders; 4) provide information and recommendations: and 5) to manage, direct, and evaluate the effectiveness of the Program.
PEST CONTROL INSPECTOR 2	PHOENIX	30 Jan 2026
The Mission of our Agency is to protect the health and safety of Arizona consumers, advance and support Arizona agriculture, and safeguard commerce. Supporting farming, ranching and agribusiness in Arizona by protecting plants and animals, issuing agriculture and environmental licenses, inspecting farming practices and overseeing commerce standards and measurement devices.

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Current Opportunities

Position	Location	Closes
Regional Specialist - Yuma	REMOTE OPTIONS, YUMA
The Regional Specialist advances First Things First’s (FTF) mission to support the healthy development and learning of young children in the region by serving as a trusted regional leader and an agent of systems change in the area of early childhood development and health issues across the region who embraces challenges, leads local community engagement, and motivates/guides others to recognize opportunity for change and/or new direction. This position inspires community support for early childhood initiatives, influences public thinking and action, and fosters collaboration across multiple stakeholders. The Regional Specialist serves as both a connector and a thought partner, coordinating regional efforts while supporting statewide systems change and community engagement goals. In this role, the Regional Specialist reports to the Regional Area Director as a member of the FTF Regional Unit and will help support the following regional partnership council(s): Yuma Regional Partnership Council.
Tribal Regional Specialist - Cocopah Indian Tribe, Colorado River Indian Tribes, Fort Mojave Indian Tribe and Quechan Indian Tribe	REMOTE OPTIONS, LAKE HAVASU CITY
The Tribal Regional Specialist will support an ongoing commitment to effectively engage with tribes by participating in tribal convenings and meetings, facilitating tribal consultations, respecting tribal sovereignty and partnering with tribes to best support young children and families in tribal communities. The Tribal Regional Specialist advances First Things First’s (FTF) mission to support the healthy development and learning of young children in the region by serving as a trusted regional leader and an agent of systems change in the area of early childhood development and health issues in tribal communities. This position embraces challenges, leads local community engagement, and motivates/guides others to recognize opportunity for change and/or new direction. This position inspires community support for early childhood initiatives, influences public thinking and action, and fosters collaboration across multiple stakeholders. The Tribal Regional Specialist serves as both a connector and a thought partner, coordinating regional efforts while supporting statewide systems change and community engagement goals. The Tribal Regional Specialist reports to the Tribal Area Director as a member of the Tribal Relations Unit and will support the work with tribes as assigned. This position will work with the following tribes: Cocopah Indian Tribe, Colorado River Indian Tribes, Fort Mojave Indian Tribe and the Quechan Indian Tribe.
Health Program Manager 2 (Registered Dietitian)	REMOTE OPTIONS
Interprets Federal and State rules and regulations, writes policies and operating procedures for statewide implementation. Reviews and updates the WIC Scope of Work annually with the management team and ensures updates are made based on procurement requirements. Reviews, negotiates, and approves grant applications which include their action plans for service implementation and corresponding budget requests and justifications. Responsible for planning, designing, implementing, training, administering, and evaluating additional special projects and grants with local agency contractors.
Health Program Manager 3	REMOTE OPTIONS
The Environmental Health Education Liaison is responsible for overseeing OEH block grant activities related to the SunWise Skin Cancer Prevention Program, Environmental Public Health Tracking, and State Heat Initiatives. This position also manages interns and fellows and duties will include: 1) determine program priorities and assign interns/fellows as appropriate; 2) oversee the development and implementation of projects under this contract; 3) collaborate with Agency Leadership, partners, and stakeholders; 4) provide information and recommendations: and 5) to manage, direct, and evaluate the effectiveness of the Program.
PEST CONTROL INSPECTOR 2	PHOENIX	30 Jan 2026
The Mission of our Agency is to protect the health and safety of Arizona consumers, advance and support Arizona agriculture, and safeguard commerce. Supporting farming, ranching and agribusiness in Arizona by protecting plants and animals, issuing agriculture and environmental licenses, inspecting farming practices and overseeing commerce standards and measurement devices.

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