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Full Time Hamilton County Prevention Educator
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HFM Prevention Council
Speculator, NY (In Person)
$42,500 Salary, Full-Time
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HFM Prevention Council Prevention Educator Full Time-Hamilton County The Prevention Educator reports directly to the Director of Prevention Services. The Prevention Educator acts as a direct liaison for the HFM Prevention Council with the community at large. The Prevention Educator carries out the goals of the HFM Prevention Council as directed by the Executive Director. Responsibilities 1. Present evidence-based prevention programs (pre-k-12) in the area schools. 2. Become trained/certified to present seminars and workshops on or related to substance use disorder for community groups. 3. Develop presentations to give to community groups on substance use disorder or related to substance use disorder. Solicit and carry out these speaking engagements. 4. Serve as a representative for the Council at community meetings, forums and seminars. 5. Conduct substance use disorder awareness campaigns that include tabling, social media, traditional media, press releases and presentations 6. Work on coalition building. Maintain positive communication and relationships with other human services providers in the counties. 7. Prepare work plans, monthly reports, statistical reports, and evaluations of programs. Hand in required paperwork on time. 8. Attend training programs as requested by the Directors and/or that supply credits towards the CPP credential. Keeps informed regarding current research and best practices in prevention education. 9. Help maintain the Council's online presence, website and various social media outlets. 10. Provide information to anyone with a substance use disorder that is seeking help. Is aware of area treatment and recovery services. 11. Maintain a professional demeanor and office environment. 12. Work collaboratively and cooperatively with Council staff. 13. Other duties as required by the Director of Prevention Services. Job Qualifications Candidate should possess a bachelor's degree in health, education, or other related human services field. Experience in the field of substance use disorder and public speaking preferred.