Senior Program Director, Mass Violence Preparedness

Medical University of South Carolina; Phoenix, Northern (AZ, KY); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The Medical University of South Carolina is seeking a senior-level first responder law enforcement professional to integrate survivor-centered perspectives into all NMVC preparedness planning and MVI response efforts. The role emphasizes collaboration with teams to develop trauma-informed community protocols, create evidence-based educational products, and deliver trainings via virtual methods.

Ideal candidates will have strong writing and communication skills, experience in curriculum

Qualifications

• Experience in mass violence preparedness and response.
• Experience developing curricula and training materials for crime victims and first responders.
• Experience conducting trainings with crime victims and first responders.
• Experience disseminating information and training using virtual methods.
• Substantial national credibility and experience in the mass violence and victimization field.

Responsibilities

• Consult with senior project leadership and program directors to ensure that plans reflect the perspective of MVI victims/survivors and first responders.
• Collaborate with project team members in writing preparedness website content, tip-sheets, training curricula, and other materials.
• Play a major role in providing preparedness-related training and technical assistance with leadership teams in communities for MVI response protocols and plans.
• Assist leadership teams in drafting MVI response protocols and protocols.
• Travel to numerous community sites nationwide to provide MVI preparedness-related consultation, training, and technical assistance.

Skills

Mass violence preparedness

Curriculum development

Training delivery

Trauma-informed planning

Interagency collaboration

Technical writing

Virtual instruction

Job description

The Medical University of South Carolina is seeking a senior-level first responder law enforcement professional to integrate survivor-centered perspectives into all NMVC preparedness planning and MVI response efforts. The role emphasizes collaboration with teams to develop trauma-informed community protocols, create evidence-based educational products, and deliver trainings via virtual methods.

Ideal candidates will have strong writing and communication skills, experience in curriculum