Full-Time 5 moths(5/4/2026 to 9/29/2026) AOD Prevention Coordinator/DFC Project Coordinator

Full-Time 5 moths(5/4/2026 to 9/29/2026) AOD Prevention Coordinator/DFC Project Coordinator San Fernando, CA Job Details Temporary | Full-time $58,000 - $61,700 a year 22 hours ago Benefits 403(b) matching Qualifications Collaborate with healthcare professionals Project reporting Public health program planning Conducting community outreach projects Spanish Stakeholder engagement Microsoft Excel Local agency collaboration Public speaking Print advertising Data reporting English Writing press releases Mid-level 3 years Substance abuse prevention education Social media platforms Driver's License Bachelor's degree Graphic design software Staff training Substance abuse Data entry Human Services Presentation creation Productivity software Data collection Bachelor's degree in human services Technical Proficiency Stakeholder relationship building Stakeholder management Marketing collateral creation Full Job Description Overview We are seeking a dedicated and energetic Full-Time AOD Prevention Coordinator/DFC Project Coordinator to join Pueblo y Salud, Inc. team for a five-month term, from May 1, 2026, through September 29, 2026. This vital role focuses on advancing alcohol and other drug (AOD) prevention initiatives and supporting the Drug-Free Communities (DFC) project. The Prevention Coordinator/DFC Project Coordinator will work closely with community partners, and diverse populations to promote healthy behaviors and reduce substance misuse. This position offers an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact through education, outreach, and data-driven strategies within a dynamic public health environment to decrease the availability to access alcohol and other drugs among youth and young adults and support the efforts of community coalitions working together to prevent substance abuse among youth. Duties Is involved with the Alcohol Program and DFC program daily operations, the implementation of the approved work plan, ensures compliance with county, state and federal funding contract requirements and ensures compliance with data entry into PPSDS and DFC data system and other required reporting. Assists in the coordination and evaluation of community outreach prevention programs, raises awareness related marijuana use, underage drinking of alcohol and prescription drug abuse in the community through presentations to small and large groups. Also, assists in the use of media to generate articles, letters to the editors, press releases, interviews on cable TV and radio, the designing and distribution of informational/educational materials, etc. Coordinate outreach efforts by organizing workshops, seminars, and public speaking engagements to raise awareness about substance misuse prevention. Collaborate with community organiations, healthcare providers, and stakeholders to foster partnerships aligned with project goals. Coordinates with local community organizations, stakeholders and leaders to build local community and agency capacity. Also coordinate with County-wide initiatives to develop and implement outreach and awareness programs in efforts to reduce underage drinking, marijuana use, and prescription drug abuse. Attends and participates in local schools, community, staff, and other meetings in accordance with program needs, this as a way of fomenting strong working relationships with key community stakeholder organizations and building support for prevention effort. Conducts pre- and post-tests of participants when required by specific educational program contracts. Provides designated prevention educational 6 to 12-week series in schools, parent centers, and community events as needed or requested. Other duties as assigned to support achievement to reduce the availability of and access to alcohol and others among youth and other organization's objectives. Collect, analyze, and report data on program participation, outcomes, and community needs to inform ongoing strategies. Assist in training staff and volunteers on topics such as public health best practices. Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in human/social services or 3 years' experience in selective and indicated prevention services, public health, public policy and/ or community engagement. Foreign language(s) spoken and/or written: English/Spanish. Technology knowledge, skills, and abilities required, i.e. word processing, graphic programs and the use of multiple, software. PC skills include Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, etc. Develop brochures, ads, flyers and other written materials. Flexible schedule, may be asked to attend after work meetings. Should be familiar with the San Fernando Valley area, should have knowledge and understanding of alcohol, and other drugs related problems. Excellent public speaking skills to demonstrated commitment to community engagement and culturally competent service deliverywith the ability to engage diverse audiences effectively and make oral presentations. Ability to coordinate multiple tasks simultaneously while maintaining attention to detail in a fast-paced environment . Ability to promote prevention efforts through traditional media and social media Must have reliable transportation and must have a valid driver's license and car insurance Submit your resume & cover letter to: Ruben Rodriguez Virginia Megerdichian This position is an excellent opportunity for motivated professionals eager to contribute their skills toward substance misuse prevention while gaining valuable experience in public health program coordination. Join us in making a lasting difference in our communities!

Pay:

$58,000.00 - $61,700.00 per year

Benefits:

403(b) matching

Work Location:

In person