Program Manager, National Resource Center for Nutrition and Aging
- On-site
- Full-time
- Manager
- Posted 17 days ago
- Listed here until Nov 18, 2026
$80K to $89K a year as published by the employer
Applications are completed on the employer's own site.
Summary
Oversee project work plans, budgets, and database management while coordinating with funders and partners to implement nutrition initiatives.
About this role
Program Manager, National Resource Center for Nutrition and Aging
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Organization
USAging
City
Washington
State
DC
Date Posted
Tuesday, October 20, 2026 - 12:00
Date Closing
Friday, November 20, 2026 - 12:00
Contact Name
Lakeisha James
Contact Email, Phone, or Address
[email removed]
Agency Website/Job Posting Link
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Salary Range
$80,400-88,768
Full or Part Time
Full Time
USAging is seeking applications for a Program Manager to support the National Resource Center on Nutrition and Aging (NRCNA).
The goal of USAging and partners in the NRCNA is to support the aging and disability network to scale senior nutrition programs nationwide in alignment with the Older Americans Act and to advance ACL’s Whole Person Health strategic priority and the Make America Healthy again agenda. USAging will work closely with Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) and Title VI Native American Programs to strengthen the network’s ability to scale nutrition program innovations nationwide, ensure a clear return on ACL’s investment, and provide technical assistance to the Aging Network to scale and replicate the most successful models.
Key responsibilities include:
- Providing oversight of the development, implementation and evaluation of the project work plan and budget.
- Working with funder, vendors, and partners to facilitate an efficient, coordinated and synergistic process for the administration and completion of activities.
- Overseeing the development, implementation and management of the Nutrition Center database.
- Plan and manage event planning efforts and peer-to-peer sessions related to the initiative.
Qualifications include:
- Master’s degree preferred plus at least five years of relevant work experience
- Expert-level knowledge of the Aging Network and issues related to nutrition services and Older Americans Act nutrition regulations; direct field experience with nutrition programs preferred
- Two years of supervisory experience
Applications must be submitted by Friday, November 20.
Skills named in this posting
- project management
- budget management
- database management
- event planning
About ADvancing States
USAging supports the aging and disability network to scale senior nutrition programs nationwide.
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