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Opioid Response Program Coordinator
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Nevada Urban Indians, Inc.
Reno, NV (In Person)
$81,078 Salary, Full-Time
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DESCRIPTION
Under the supervision of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and/or the Executive Director (EO), this position is responsible for the coordination and organization of all Opioid Response Program related activities. Coordinate staff and day-to-day operation within the Opioid Response Program department.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- A master's degree in social work, Psychology, Social Services, Public Administration, Public Health and/or related field with at least two (2) years' experience working with mental health/behavioral health and substance abuse related counseling and programming.
- Must have experience working on a multi-disciplinary team and grant program management experience, including budgeting.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- Delivers opioid educational information and harm reduction service education via presentations to Nevada Urban Indians (NUI) staff, schools, community events, etc., to prevent opioid overdoses.
- Facilitates referrals to other programs/agencies for appropriate client services that are not available at NUI.
- Collects client statistics. Prepares and submits program reports to funding authorities, in collaboration with the Project Director and Substance Abuse Counselor.
- Works with the Substance Abuse Counselor on grant compliance and adherence to grant budget.
- Manage Opioid Response Program Assistant.
- Participates in community outreach activities (Health Fairs, Pow Wows, etc.) to promote NUl's Opioid Response Program, provide information of services related to education, prevention and awareness of opioid abuse.
- Prepares sign-in sheets, administer surveys, pre/post-tests, and/or needs assessments at community events, presentations, trainings, etc.; this ensures collection of local data.
- Documents outreach, prevention, and education data in the electronic heath records (EHR) system.
- Works with the Substance Abuse Counselor, Project Evaluator, and assigned regional Technical Assistance Provider to ensure proper evaluation and quality control of the Opioid Response Program.
- Participates in trainings to obtain and/or maintain professional credentials related to the program.
- Other duties as required or assigned.