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New Employment Opportunities are now available for immediate hire: Grant and Development Office, High School College Access Program Specialist, and Program Manager, STEM & Health Leadership

Posted on: May 12, 2026

CollegeBound is seeking a strategic, detail-oriented Grants and Development Officer to support and grow the organization’s institutional fundraising efforts. This role is responsible for assisting with grant cultivation, proposal development, and post-award management across CollegeBound’s programs, with a strong emphasis on Out-of-School Time (OST) initiatives, while also contributing to broader organizational fundraising and development priorities.

As a key member of the Development and Communications team, the Grants and Development Officer will work cross-functionally with program, data, and leadership staff to advance sustainable funding, strengthen funder partnerships, and clearly communicate the impact of CollegeBound’s work.

Salary: $56,000 – $61,000

Posted on: April 1, 2026

The STEM & Health Program Manager provides leadership for MERIT’s science, clinical exposure, and health career pathway programming. This role ensures academic rigor, strong scholar preparation, and meaningful clinical and research partnerships aligned with undergraduate pre-health expectations.

The Program Manager leads the design and delivery of MERIT’s Saturday programming and summer experiences while cultivating partnerships with healthcare institutions and academic partners. The role also includes recruiting and supporting instructors, preparing scholars for clinical and research environments, and strengthening MERIT’s nationally recognized pipeline model for developing future health leaders.

Limited operational responsibilities are included; compliance, HR, and administrative functions are supported centrally within the broader organization.

This role is ideal for an educator or health professional who is passionate about expanding pathways into medicine and health careers for Baltimore City students. It requires a strong foundation in science or health and the ability to engage credibly with clinical and academic partners.

Salary: $75,000–$90,000

Posted on: April 1, 2026

The site-based College Access Program Specialist (CAPS) promotes college awareness and visibility of postsecondary advisory services to school staff, students, and parents while coordinating college and other postsecondary advisory services within their assigned high school or community-based organization (CBO).

Salary: $56,000.00 – $61,000.00