Welcome to the West Virginia Rural Health Association
WVRHA seeking full-time Executive Director
The successful candidate will have a history of managerial success and must possess proven financial and operational leadership, strong marketing and development skills, public speaking and grant writing experience, and the ability to work independently. Position demands a good understanding of accounting software, strong computer skills and a working knowledge of the legislative process. Some experience in Association work is preferred. Knowledge of and experience with rural health issues in WV preferred. An undergraduate degree in a management or related field is required; Master's degree preferred. Minimum of five years of administrative/leadership experience required. Salary commensurate with experience. Position will be located in the greater Charleston area. Please send cover letter, resume, list of references and salary expectations by January 9, 2012 to WVRHA, Attn: Search Committee, P.O. Box 11362, Charleston, WV 25339.
The West Virginia Rural Health Association advocates for empowering all
West Virginians to advance their quality of life, well-being and access
to excellence in rural health care.
WVRHA Membership Benefits include opportunities to:
- Attend educational workshops and seminars on rural health issues including audio conferences and webinars
- Receive discounted registration fees
- Network with others interested in rural health issues and contribute to the mission of the WVRHA
- Advocate for the unique concerns of rural residents and health providers at state and national levels
- Access links to state and national resources
- Receive a free subscription to the WVRHA's quarterly newsletter with information about the Association's activities, useful websites, grant announcements, legislative updates, etc. (hard copy or e-copy)
- Become a member of the National Rural Health Association at a discount which includes subscriptions to NRHA's Rural Roads, Action and Media Alerts and discounts to NRHA conferences