Lusine Antonyan: “In the villages, they count on COAF’s next visit.”
Sharing a ride with COAF’s Health Programs Manager and family doctor Lusine Antonyan, it’s not hard to see that she can’t sit still—even on the road.
Join COAF and experience a work environment that nurtures your passion and enables you to contribute to COAF’s mission of bringing life-changing opportunities to Armenia’s rural communities.
At COAF, we understand the importance of work-life balance. Enjoy the added benefit of paid flex hours throughout the year, supporting you to manage your time effectively and optimize productivity.
COAF is committed to your professional growth. Take advantage of career development opportunities that support your attendance at relevant conferences and seminars and broaden your knowledge and stay ahead in your field.
Your hard work deserves recognition. At COAF, we value and appreciate your dedication. Earn a performance-based end-of-year bonus, rewarding your exceptional contributions and driving you towards even greater achievements.
If you are a Russian language specialist and an advocate for education with experience working with children, then being the Russian Instructor in COAF’s Debed SMART Center is a perfect role for you.
The SMART Programs Expansion Coordinator is responsible for developing launch projects for newly opening educational institutions within COAF SMART Centers, ensuring their effective operation and continuous development. The ideal candidate contributes to the adaptation of the SMART education model in new communities by integrating the successful experience of the Lori SMART Center and proposing innovative solutions.
Sharing a ride with COAF’s Health Programs Manager and family doctor Lusine Antonyan, it’s not hard to see that she can’t sit still—even on the road.
At SMART, it’s unlikely to find someone who doesn’t know the theater arts program instructor, Tatul Bostanchyan. At the least, everyone’s heard his famous “Helloo!”—the most effective silencing call—at least once on SMART summer program days.
The Children of Armenia Fund’s (COAF) Health Program Manager, Dr. Lusine Sahakyan has been with the organization for so long that she learned about the opening for her first role at COAF from a newspaper and arrived at the office with her resume printed out.
Children of Armenia Fund (COAF) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization that employs community-led approaches aimed at improving the quality of life in rural Armenia, with particular focus on children and youth.
New York, USA
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Yerevan, Armenia
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Yerevan 0010, RA
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