System Director of Regional Outreach, Norton Children's Foundation
 Norton Healthcare | |
 United States, Kentucky, Louisville | |
| 4965 U.S. 42 (Show on map) | |
 Jan 24, 2026 | |
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Responsibilities The System Director of Regional Outreach plays a critical leadership role in advancing the philanthropic mission of Norton Children's Foundation by building and sustaining transformational relationships with donors across an assigned region. This role requires an experienced results-driven fundraising executive who thrives in a dynamic, strategy-focused environment and is motivated by meaningful impact on pediatric health care. Reporting to Foundation leadership, the System Director partners closely with executive stakeholders and advancement colleagues to design and execute a comprehensive regional major gifts strategy. The position manages a high-level portfolio of leadership and major gift donors, with a focus on long-term relationship building, donor engagement, and philanthropic alignment with institutional priorities. The Norton Children's Hospital Foundation raises funds to support programs, equipment, facilities, clinical research, advocacy, and education for Norton Children's Hospital, the only freestanding pediatric hospital in Kentucky and Southern Indiana. This nationally focused role requires frequent travel within the region and offers the opportunity to work with one of the country's top-ranked children's hospitals. Key Responsibilities
About Norton Children's Hospital Norton Children's Hospital is Kentucky and Southern Indiana's only full-service, freestanding pediatric hospital with pediatric and adolescent specialists and subspecialists representing more than 35 areas of focused clinical care. Located in downtown Louisville, the 300-bed children's hospital is the region's only Level I Pediatric Trauma Center and provides a complete range of care and support services just for kids, including pediatric sedation, child life and expressive therapy, spine and orthopedic care, solid organ transplant, bone marrow transplant, diagnostic and pediatric radiology, and emergency psychiatric services. In addition, Norton Children's Hospital includes an accredited Level 4 epilepsy center, 24-bed pediatric intensive care unit, 17-bed cardiac intensive care unit, pediatric cancer care center and one of the nation's largest Level IV neonatal intensive care units. Each year, Norton Children's Hospital cares for thousands of children who receive inpatient care, outpatient care or services in the emergency department. Norton Children's Hospital medical facilities reach and services include:
Norton Children's Hospital is ranked No. 1 in Kentucky for 2024-2025 by U.S. News & World Report and ranks among the nation's top 50 pediatric hospitals in seven specialties, including cancer, neurology and neurosurgery, orthopedics, behavioral health, pulmonology, urology, cardiology and heart surgery, diabetes and endocrinology. In 2025, Norton Children's announced plans for a new 150-acre pediatric health campus in Jeffersontown, Kentucky, which would include the region's second full-service children's hospital. More information is available at NortonChildrens.com/Hospital. Qualifications Required:
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