Grant-Funded Prevention Workshops Facilitator

Minority-Behavioral-Health-Group; Akron (OH); On-site; USD 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Minority-Behavioral-Health-Group (MBHG) seeks a Prevention Specialist to deliver grant-funded prevention workshops in Summit County, OH. The role focuses on measurable group sessions and administrative support as needed.

The successful candidate will hold a four-year degree (and high school diploma) and be RA-certified or eligible within 10 days, with OCPS credentials and strong Microsoft Office skills. Excellent communication and confidentiality are essential.

Qualifications

• Must have completed a four-year degree and high school graduation.
• Registered Applicant (RA) with the State of Ohio Chemical Dependency Professional Board or obtain RA within 10 days.
• OCPS-A, OCPS-I, or OCPS-II certification required or eligible.
• Supervisory experience preferred; strong computer skills and advanced Office proficiency.
• Excellent customer service, organization, problem solving, and communication skills; maintain confidentiality.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate or assist in administrative duties to promote groups.
• Provide prevention group services in Summit County area.
• Document services per grant and MBHG guidelines.
• Provide referrals to behavioral health services in the community.
• Attend required in-service trainings.
• Perform other duties as assigned by Program Coordinator or designee.
• Support MBHG mission and ministry.

Skills

Public speaking

Documentation

Customer service

Communication

Problem solving

Integrity & confidentiality

Education

Four-year degree

High school diploma

OCPS-A/OCPS-I/OCPS-II certification

RA status with Ohio Board

Tools

Microsoft Office

Design/graphics software

Job description

Minority-Behavioral-Health-Group (MBHG) seeks a Prevention Specialist to deliver grant-funded prevention workshops in Summit County, OH. The role focuses on measurable group sessions and administrative support as needed.

The successful candidate will hold a four-year degree (and high school diploma) and be RA-certified or eligible within 10 days, with OCPS credentials and strong Microsoft Office skills. Excellent communication and confidentiality are essential.