Summary: The Maternal & Infant Health Collaborative Coordinator serves as the regional backbone support for the Southeast BLOOM Collaborative (Building Lifelong Opportunities for Optimal Maternal & Infant Health), a community-based, multisector initiative working to reduce fetal and infant mortality and advance healthier outcomes for mothers, infants, and families across rural Southeast Tennessee. Grant Administration, Compliance, and Project Support: Maintains accurate project documentation, assists with grant reporting and deliverables, and supports compliance, sustainability planning, and overall program success Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in public health, social work, human services, child and family studies, psychology, health education, community development or a related field.