Regional Prevention Specialist
Dynamic Systems Technology, Inc. (DysTech)
Regional Prevention Specialist
Dynamic Systems Technology, Inc. (DysTech)
full-time
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Origin: • 🇺🇸 United States • Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii
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💰 $30 - $40 per hour
Job Level
Mid-LevelSenior
About the role
- Support suicide prevention, resilience, and risk reduction initiatives focused on military populations, including National Guard units
- Leverage evidence-based practices (e.g., Army Suicide Prevention Program ACE model; National Guard’s Warrior Resilience and Fitness Division) to deliver high-impact training and support
- Deliver training, curriculum development, and program implementation across a multi-state geographic area (California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado/Denver, New Mexico, Hawaii)
- Develop and evaluate curricula and training program effectiveness; incorporate feedback for continuous improvement
- Coordinate and collaborate with diverse stakeholders, subject matter experts, program evaluators, military leaders, and community organizations
- Track data, report metrics, and use Microsoft Excel for metric development and reporting
- Organize work, set priorities, meet multiple deadlines, and manage variable schedules including many weekends
- Travel to state units or training sites as required and brief/instruct audiences at multiple levels including executive leadership
- Work collaboratively as part of the Regional Prevention Specialist team to share expertise and ensure comprehensive program coverage
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in a related field; Master’s degree preferred but not required if compensated by extensive relevant experience
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience in suicide prevention training, with a focus on program delivery or implementation
- 10+ years of direct military experience, preferably with the National Guard (for Subject Matter Expert track)
- Experience working with or supporting National Guard units in resilience or mental health programs
- Expertise in delivering suicide prevention training, such as the Army’s ACE (Ask, Care, Escort) model or similar frameworks
- Ability to translate military-specific mental health challenges into effective training and intervention strategies
- Proficiency in collaborating with diverse stakeholders, including military personnel, civilians, and community organizations
- Strong communication skills for briefing and training diverse audiences, including military leaders
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in education, instructional design, or a related field for Curriculum Development Expert; Master’s preferred but can be substituted with extensive experience
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience in curriculum development and instructional design, preferably for adult learners
- Experience designing training programs related to suicide prevention, resilience, or mental health
- Expertise in developing evidence-based, engaging curricula and evaluating training program effectiveness
- Familiarity with adult learning principles and modern instructional design methodologies
- Master’s degree in social work from a CSWE-accredited school and state licensure to independently practice social work at the master’s level for Prevention Specialist track
- Minimum of 5 years of post-licensure clinical experience or related field and minimum five years’ experience in suicide prevention, resilience, or risk reduction programs (Prevention Specialist)
- Teaching credentials preferred; experience instructing and briefing executive-level audiences
- Highly proficient in Microsoft Excel and metric development; proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
- Must be proficient in organizing work, setting priorities, meeting multiple deadlines, and evaluating suicide prevention and resilience training programs
- Ability to work variable schedule as duties require, including many weekends when state units are conducting training
- Willingness to travel to state units or training sites across the geographic area of assignment
- Valid driver’s license (application asks) and authorization to work in the United States (application asks)
