Prevention Educator, PEAK (51766)

The role involves utilizing evidence based practices, such as curriculum and counseling, to serve youth aged 5-20, while ensuring high participant attendance and submitting timely documentation. Responsibilities also include assisting with outreach, collaborating in program supervision, and fulfilling specified counseling and session quotas.

Candidates must possess or be able to obtain credentialed prevention specialist (Cps) certification and have at least one year of related qualifying work experience. A bachelor's degree is preferred, but a high school/Ged is required, along with strong organizational skills and an understanding of systemic racism and bias.