Location: Kansas
Department
SOM Wichita Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
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Wichita THRIVE
Position Title
Job Family Group
Professional Staff
Job Description Summary
The Regional Hub Program Manager of Garden City serves as the primary regional lead for implementing the Thrive Kansas Digital Mental Health Initiative within an assigned Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) regional hub. This position works closely with healthcare organizations, providers, community health workers, and project leadership to support deployment, adoption and ongoing use of digital mental health services. The role is responsible for coordinating regional activities, facilitating stakeholder engagement, addressing implementation barriers, monitoring progress, and ensuring alignment with project goals, timelines, and quality standards.
The Thrive Kansas Digital Mental Health Initiative is a grant funded, statewide, evidence-based digital therapeutic strategy designed to expand access to treatment for depression, substance use disorders (SUD) and other mental disorders in rural Kansas. The initiative deploys clinically validated computerized mental health interventions supported by community-based facilitation and integrated into rural primary care, behavioral health, and community settings.
Job Description
Job Duties
Regional Deployment & Site Readiness
- Coordinate regional deployment readiness activities and implementation timelines for participating sites.
- Ensure sites complete onboarding, platform setup, workflow preparation, and readiness requirements to support successful implementation.
- Serve as the primary regional point of contact during deployment and collaborate with technical teams, providers, and partner organizations to support operational readiness.
- Track regional implementation milestones, identify barriers or delays that may affect project objectives, and coordinate resolution of. deployment-related issues with project leadership and technical support teams.
Job description provided by University of Kansas Medical Center.
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