MHS I - PREVENTION SPECIALIST

MHS I - Prevention Specialist provides education, resources, and support to children and families at risk for substance abuse. Responsibilities include implementing school-based prevention programs for elementary through high school students, delivering education using evidence-based practices, collaborating with schools, parents, teachers, and community organizations, creating and conducting workshops, distributing resources to families, conducting outreach activities, performing pre- and post-knowledge tests, documenting services in electronic health records, and maintaining confidential, client-centered care while complying with CHI policies. Requires a bachelor’s degree in a related field, at least one year of relevant HIV/substance abuse experience, HIV/AIDS 501 certification, AHA CPR certification, and a valid Florida driver’s license. Occasional participation in performance improvement activities and mandatory reporting/documentation duties are included, with a focus on delivering goal-oriented supports and fostering community linkages.