Make a difference in healthcare and help us serve the Hawaiian community.
At Ke Ola Mamo, we’re dedicated to providing culturally sensitive care. Join a team where your skills and passion will make a difference in the lives of the Hawaiian community. We offer a supportive environment with opportunities for growth and development.
Join us as an American Rescue Plan Community Health Worker, a role that is pivotal in bridging the gap between health care services and our Native Hawaiian community. In this temporary position, you will be at the forefront of outreach efforts, connecting with individuals and families to enhance their quality of life. Your work will involve delivering culturally relevant health promotion and education activities, fostering a deeper connection between our clients and the care they receive. As a Community Health Worker, you will play a key role in supporting our mission to promote healthy lifestyles and well-being within the community.
As a Kū Ola Kāne Program Manager, you will be instrumental in shaping and guiding our holistic approach to health care service delivery. This role involves collaborating with a dedicated team to design and implement operational plans that align with the objectives of the Kū Ola Kāne grant. Your leadership will ensure that we provide coordinated, individualized services that meet our clients' needs and achieve our program goals. By fostering a team-oriented environment, you will contribute to the promotion of basic human rights, dignity, and safety for the individuals we serve, making a meaningful difference in their lives.
Become a Research Assistant with Ke Ola Mamo and support our Kū Ola Kāne Program through vital research activities. In this role, you will engage with the Native Hawaiian community to gather data, support outreach efforts, and contribute to the successful implementation of research projects. Your work will involve collecting and analyzing data, participating in fieldwork, and preparing information for presentations. By delivering culturally appropriate services and working closely with community facilitators, you will help advance our understanding and support of Native Hawaiian health needs.
As the first point of contact for our organization, the Receptionist plays a crucial role in creating a welcoming environment for all who interact with us. In this role, you will manage communications both in person and over the phone, ensuring that messages are handled efficiently and administrative support is provided to our office. Your presence will help facilitate smooth operations and contribute to the positive experience of everyone who reaches out to Ke Ola Mamo.
