The Lead and Toxics Program team manages over $1 million in federal, state, and local grants to prevent lead and toxics exposures, increase childhood blood lead testing, and increase access to quality developmental services for lead poisoned children. We are seeking a skilled, enthusiastic, and dedicated Project Program Manager (PPM III) to support the Lead and Toxics Program Manager (PPM IV) to plan, implement, monitor, and provide reports on community-driven childhood lead poisoning and toxics exposure prevention activities. The successful candidate will have a passion for environmental justice, grants and contract management, facilitating equitable community partnerships and work agreements, and creating heathier lives for all people in King County.