Problem Gambling Services Prevention Coordinator

Description Make a real impact in your community. Join ADEPT Educational Institute of Maine and help bring awareness, education, and support to individuals and families affected by problem gambling. As a Problem Gambling Services Prevention Coordinator , you’ll connect with communities, schools, and partners across Maine to deliver meaningful prevention programs and resources that truly make a difference. If you’re passionate about public health, enjoy collaborating with others, and want your work to matter—this could be the role for you. ADEPT offers competitive pay and benefits, a hybrid work environment, all with a great team. Reporting to ADEPT Educational Institute of Maine’s Director of Operations, the Problem Gambling Services Prevention Coordinator is responsible for contract deliverables and programming under the Problem Gambling Services Contract with the Maine Department of Health and Human Services and MaineCDC. Competencies for Success Thrive in a team environment and be able to work independently to facilitate the mission and values of the organization. Solid communication skills, both written and oral. Relationship building and collaboration skills. Good time management and organizational skills. High attention to detail. Adaptable, resilient, and able to maintain standards during stressful situations. Required Qualifications Degree in behavioral health, public health, prevention, or related fields. 2+ years of work experience in program coordination. 2+ years of work experience in behavioral health, prevention, public health or related field. Proficient in Microsoft Office applications; Word, Excel, PowerPoint. Proficient in Zoom. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in behavioral health, public health, prevention, or related fields. IC & RC Prevention Specialist Certification. Experience supporting diverse audiences at varying skill levels. Essential Tasks Support the development and implementation of problem gambling prevention and responsible gambling communication campaigns. Facilitate completion of deliverables under assigned contract. Research, create, and implement problem gambling educational opportunities engaging multiple audiences in prevention and responsible gambling topics. Take the lead on developing relationships with middle and high schools, youth groups, and colleges and universities with the goal of introducing problem gambling and/or responsible gambling to staff and students in an appropriate way for each audience. Assist with planning and implementation of projects such as mini-grants and consortiums. Proactively find opportunities to staff problem gambling resource tables at events and facilities. Proactively find opportunities for utilization of the graphic medicine “Against the Odds.” Assist in planning and coordination of annual problem gambling awareness conference. Assist in the oversight and technical assistance to gambling self-exclusion sites in public health districts. Assist in providing remote self-exclusion services. Promote problem gambling screening to multiple audiences through in person presentations and communication strategies. Assist in completing all required reporting to Maine CDC. Other duties and projects as assigned. Physical Requirements Ability to sit and stand, bend, and perform repetitive tasks in an office environment. Ability to use a computer for extended periods of time. Ability to lift and move a maximum of 40 lbs. Travel Requirements Travel may be required to events within Maine. Reliable transportation is required. Job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change, or new ones may be assigned at any time with or without notice. Adept Educational Institute values diversity. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr