Violence Prevention Specialist

The specialist will provide violence intervention and treatment services to patients and the community, which includes conducting intakes, client advocacy, referrals, and follow-Ups for comprehensive service coordination. Responsibilities also involve developing educational curriculum, co-Facilitating workshops, monitoring program indicators, and maintaining required statistical records and case files.

A minimum requirement for this position is a bachelor's degree and at least three years of job-Related experience. A master's degree in fields like counseling, psychology, social work, or public health is desired but not mandatory.