Prevention Specialist

Prevention Specialist Department: Prevention Employment Type: Part Time Location: Wentzville - 1032 Crosswinds Court Reporting To: Kathy LaChance Compensation: $19.37 / hour Description Help empower students to make healthy choices and build brighter futures as a Prevention Specialist. Schedule: 3 days/week; school hours; approximately 15-20 hours/week, days vary. Off summers and during school breaks. Flexibility with schedule is required. The Prevention Specialist plays a key role in delivering school-based prevention programming that supports the well-being and resilience of elementary and middle school students. This position partners closely with school staff to connect students to helpful resources, respond to concerns with care, and contribute to a positive, supportive learning environment. You'll be part of a collaborative team focused on early intervention, education, and promoting overall wellness. This is a great opportunity for someone who is passionate about youth development, enjoys working in school settings, and values making a meaningful impact through prevention and education. Key Responsibilities Deliver engaging prevention programs and presentations in classroom settings Support students in identifying and accessing appropriate school and community resources Partner with school personnel to respond to student disclosures and potential risk concerns Complete timely and accurate documentation and monthly billing Participate in supervision, training, and ongoing professional development Attend team meetings and contribute to program growth and effectiveness Foster a respectful, compassionate, and team-oriented environment Maintain reliable attendance and fulfill additional duties as assigned Requirements, Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Bachelor's degree required or equivalent experience Mental Health related field preferred Work Experience/Training/Additional Requirements: A valid, unrestricted driver's license and agency established minimum automobile coverage required You’ll? Wait we need plain. 'You'll' not 'You’ll'. We'll correct. " #J-18808-Ljbffr