Prevention Community Educator (Program Coordinator)

Norfolk, Virginia is America's most authentic and urban waterfront city. Home to the world's largest naval station and the business, arts, and cultural center of Coastal Virginia, Norfolk has been rated a top place to live, work, play, and raise a family by numerous publications. Working for the City of Norfolk is an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of others. With our commitment to competitive pay and a strong retirement package, you can do good for your community and do well for yourself. Join a caring workplace that proudly celebrates uniqueness, authenticity, and a shared commitment to improving the lives of our residents. The Norfolk Community Services Board (NCSB) is the primary provider of public mental health, substance abuse, and intellectual disability services for the City of Norfolk. A continuum of services spans from outreach and prevention through intensive psychiatric care, provided by highly clinically oriented service professionals with expertise in these service areas. Today, the NCSB provides treatment and rehabilitation services to over 6,000 Norfolk citizens yearly. Norfolk CSB seeks team members interested in providing skilled services in a public service environment and dedicated to supporting a positive work and treatment environment. Please join us as we provide hope and recovery opportunities for the persons we serve. The NCSB is seeking a Prevention Community Educator (Program Coordinator) who works as part of a team implementing programming, conducting training, and providing education around initiatives and campaigns such as suicide prevention, opioid overdose awareness and prevention, problem gambling, marijuana use, underage alcohol/tobacco/vaping, gun safety and many other areas. Department Hiring Salary Range: $46,589 - $53,577 Essential functions include but are not limited to: Provides education for youth and adult citizens on behavioral health, substance use and wellness initiatives. Networks and collaborates with community stakeholders. Provide referrals and information on services and resources available. Facilitate training and presentations, both virtual and in-person. Attend community events, representing the City of Norfolk. Work requires broad knowledge in a general professional or technical field. Knowledge is normally acquired through four years of college resulting in a Bachelor's degree or equivalent. Two years' experience. Preferred Education/Experience:

Bachelor's degree and experience in behavioral health and/or substance use disorders. Valid Driver's License may be required depending on assignment.

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