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The Prevention Manager at Evolving Solution Services will develop, implement, and oversee prevention strategies to reduce risks and promote safety across the organization and communities it serves. This role requires strategic thinking, data analysis, and collaboration with internal teams, external partners, and community organizations to maximize impact.
Responsibilities include risk assessments, training delivery, program evaluation, budget management, and reporting to leadership.
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Full Time Cincinnati, OH, US
Salary Range: $50,000.00 To $70,000.00 Annually
About the Role:
The Prevention Manager plays a critical role in developing, implementing, and overseeing comprehensive prevention strategies aimed at reducing risks and promoting safety within the organization and the communities it serves. This position requires a strategic thinker who can analyze data, identify potential threats, and design proactive programs that address those risks effectively. The Prevention Manager collaborates with various stakeholders, including internal teams, external partners, and community organizations, to ensure alignment and maximize the impact of prevention initiatives. Success in this role is measured by the ability to reduce incidents, enhance awareness, and foster a culture of prevention and safety. Ultimately, the Prevention Manager contributes to the organization's mission by safeguarding people, resources, and reputation through innovative and sustainable prevention efforts.
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The Prevention Manager utilizes analytical skills daily to interpret data and identify risk patterns that inform program development. Strong communication skills are essential for delivering training, facilitating collaboration, and advocating for prevention initiatives across diverse groups. Project management skills enable the manager to coordinate multiple prevention activities, manage resources efficiently, and meet deadlines. Leadership and interpersonal skills foster productive partnerships with internal teams and external stakeholders, ensuring cohesive and effective prevention efforts. Additionally, adaptability and continuous learning are important to stay abreast of evolving threats and integrate innovative prevention approaches into the organization's strategy.