Mental Health Professional

Prevention Coordinator (Focus on High School) Are you a mental health professional or (LCSW, LMFT, LMHC, RCSWI, RCMHI) ready to consider alternatives from treatment and crisis work but not from making a difference? Join a mission-driven team that helps schools and families prevent youth substance use and support student well‑being. About Us We’re a collaborative, creative, and passionate team dedicated to helping students make healthy choices through prevention education, outreach, and community partnerships. Our work environment is energetic, supportive, and purpose‑driven. About the Role As a Prevention Coordinator, you’ll deliver engaging, evidence‑informed prevention programming across Palm Beach County, primarily with high school students. You’ll connect with youth, parents, and educators, empowering them with tools and knowledge that build resilience and reduce risk. This role blends macro and mezzo‑level impact with meaningful student interaction. What You’ll Do Present dynamic prevention presentations and assemblies for students, parents, and staff. Build and sustain school relationships through outreach and partnership. Support schools with student disclosures and referrals. Collect data to measure outcomes and impact. Balance school visits with office‑based outreach, scheduling, and reporting. What We’re Looking For LCSW, LMFT, or LMHC (preferred); MSW, MFT, or MHC considered. 1–3 years’ experience in school‑based or community behavioral health. Strong public speaking, relationship‑building, and organizational skills. Knowledge of youth risk and protective factors. Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus. Why You’ll Love It Here Make a real difference before crisis begins. Work with a supportive, high‑energy team that values collaboration and creativity. See the impact of your work across entire schools and communities. If you’re passionate about prevention and ready to lead change, we want to meet you. Seniority Level Entry level Employment Type Full‑time Job Function Health Care Provider Industries Non‑profit Organizations #J-18808-Ljbffr Living Skills In the Schools