Senior Advisor, Staff Well-Being and Workforce Resilience

CRS; United States; Teletrabalho; USD 120 000 - 160 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

CRS is seeking a Senior Advisor, Staff Well-Being and Workforce Resilience to design, lead, and implement staff care strategies across multiple regions. The role sits within the Health, Safety and Security Unit and reports to senior management.

You will build psychosocial risk assessment frameworks, training programs, and crisis response guidance, while strengthening leadership capacity and ensuring operational effectiveness in high-stress environments.

Qualificações

• Experience designing and implementing staff care and well-being initiatives.
• Ability to lead across remote, global teams.
• Knowledge of psychosocial risk assessment and mental health concepts.
• Strong communication and training skills.
• Experience in high-stress operating environments.

Responsabilidades

• Lead the Staff Care and Well-Being strategy development and improvement across CRS regions.
• Develop a psychosocial risk assessment framework and scalable tools.
• Advise country and regional leadership on staff well-being and resilience.

Conhecimentos

Staff Well-Being

Strategic Leadership

Crisis Management

Training & Capacity Building

Stakeholder Engagement

Descrição da oferta de emprego

NOTE: The Pay Range referenced in this job announcement only applies to applicants who perform the job within the US and to applicants classified by CRS as International Assignees. Staff hired on local payroll would follow the respective Country pay range. Your recruiter can share more about the specific salary range for your anticipated work location during the candidate selection process

Job Summary

CRS strives to promote the health, safety and well-being of all staff. As part of this approach, CRS considers health and well-being an integral aspect of our success. This role will be responsible for strategically designing, leading, and implementing staff care and well-being strategies at both the individual, group and organizational levels. As part of the Health, Safety and Security Unit (HSSU) and member of the HSS Senior Management Team, the Senior Advisor, Staff Well-Being and Workforce Resilience will oversee capacity strengthening in staff care and resilience practices, psychosocial critical incident response, and global well-being initiatives.

Roles and Key Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership

• Lead the technical development, implementation, and continuous improvement of CRS' Staff Care and Well-Being strategy, procedures, standards, and frameworks to ensure alignment with organizational priorities, duty of care commitments, risk management strategies, workforce needs, and operational effectiveness.
• Develop and oversee a psychosocial risk assessment framework, including standardized assessment and documentation tools that can be adapted and scaled across countries and regions to identify, monitor, and address emerging psychosocial risks.
• Advise country and regional teams, and leadership on strategies and practices that promote staff well-being, resilience, and operational effectiveness, with particular attention to high-risk, insecure, emergency, humanitarian, disaster, and other high-stress operating environments.

Crisis Response

• Facilitate preparedness activities and psychosocial risk mitigation efforts for country programs operating in high-risk, insecure, and crisis-affected contexts.
• Lead agency-wide Family Liaison Program, including liaison training curriculum development, program oversight, and continuous quality improvement.
• Translate clinical knowledge into technical/operation guidance to country and regional teams, and leadership during and following critical incidents, emergencies, security incidents (road traffic accidents, detentions, physical or sexual violence, etc.), and other situations that may adversely affect staff well-being.
• Coordinate referrals during/after critical incidents to appropriate resources

Capacity Building and Technical Assistance

• Design and deliver in-person and remote training and capacity-strengthening initiatives for CRS staff, managers, and leaders, with particular emphasis on strengthening preparedness, resilience, psychosocial support, and stress management in high-risk and high-stress operating environments.
• Develop evidence-informed guidance, tools, and resources grounded in psychological science, mental health care research, and trauma-informed principles and adapt them for use across CRS organizational and operating contexts.
• Strengthen leadership and manager capacity to recognize, address, and mitigate psychosocial risks affecting individuals, teams, and organizational performance.
• Facilitate agency-wide learning opportunities, community of practice, and knowledge-sharing initiatives that promote effective staff care and well-being practices across CRS and, where appropriate, partner organizations.

Supervision, Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting

• Supervise and provide technical direction to Technical Advisor and/or consultant responsible for supporting agency-wide staff care and well-being activities.
• Monitor and track progress toward strategic objectives and key performance indicators and recommend adjustments to strengthen effectiveness, sustainability, and organizational impact.

Key Working Relationships

• Internal: HSSU, Regional and Deputy Regional Directors, Sr. Director of Health, Safety and Security, Country Representatives and Managers, Heads of Operations, Heads of Programs, HSS Focal Points, HR, Program Quality (including Health programming team), Ethics Unit, General Counsel, and Humanitarian Response Department.
• External: International and local mental health providers, Employee Assistance Program vendors, contracted medical service providers and peers/peer networks in public and private sector.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Demonstrates ability to work effectively in a remote, globally distributed team with strong relationship building skills to work collaboratively and effectively with key stakeholders across functions, cultures, and time zones.
• Experience working in sensitive situations with internal and external stakeholders
• Strong proficiency in virtual collaboration and communication technologies (e.g., Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, intranet, email, phone, text messaging, webinar platforms, and shared workspaces),
• Self-motivated to meet deadlines with evidence of problem solving and critical thinking
• Ability to train and convey information to a variety of personnel on various skill and language levels
• Able and willing to work flexible hours when needed, including off-hours and weekends for critical incident response
• Provide effective remote supervision and/or coaching, and support to staff, consultants, and stakeholders worldwide.
• Language Required: Fluency in English required; Fluency in another language such as French, Spanish or Arabic preferred.
• Demonstrated experience transferring knowledge to diverse audiences through training, mentoring, and other formal and informal methods

Required Languages

Fluency in English required; Fluency in another language such as French, Spanish or Arabic preferred.

Travel

Approximately 15% of the time, primarily to/within the various regions, and sometimes in remote areas with minimal amenities available.

Supervisory Responsibilities

Yes