Outreach and Education Specialist
Saint Peters, MO - USA
Job Summary
Schedule-Day Shift some evening and weekend hours required. 40 hours weekly. This role will cover our eastern region.
A significant portion of this position involves community outreach and delivering presentations/trainings. Prior presentation and training experience is preferred.
This is a great opportunity for someone who:
- Enjoys connecting with youth families schools and community partners through meaningful outreach and education.
- Is passionate about prevention wellness and strengthening community support systems.
- Can develop engaging presentations trainings and outreach strategies for diverse audiences.
- Builds collaborative relationships across schools healthcare public health juvenile justice and other youth-serving systems.
- Is organized and comfortable managing program documentation evaluations data and grant reporting requirements.
- Enjoys community-based work and is comfortable traveling throughout the state to provide educational presentations.
- Develop and implement creative evidence-based outreach and suicide prevention activities for youth and families.
- Build collaborative partnerships with schools community organizations healthcare providers public health systems and other youth-serving organizations.
- Provide education training resources and connections to behavioral health and other supportive services.
- Partner with the Missouri Department of Education (DESE) and school districts to support suicide prevention education intervention and referral activities.
- Develop a sustainable youth suicide prevention and training program that can be replicated by other organizations.
- Deliver targeted training and educational presentations related to youth suicide prevention and overdose prevention.
- Support youth focus groups and community feedback efforts to inform effective prevention strategies.
- Maintain organized training records post-training evaluations program data and grant reporting information.
- Provide timely program statistics to the Project Evaluator and support GLS grant requirements.
- Protect confidential information and ensure compliance with HIPAA and applicable security requirements.
- Provide support and resources to families using guidance and resources from the Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC).
- Work across office community client and field-based settings and travel throughout the state as needed.
- Bachelors degree in human services or related field preferred
- 2 years of experience working with youth in a social service setting preferred
- A valid unrestricted drivers license and agency established minimum automobile coverage required
Required Experience:
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