Prevention Coordinator

POSITION SUMMARY NBCAFV is seeking a passionate and dedicated Prevention Coordinator to support the organization's training, prevention, and hospital advocacy programming. The Outreach Coordinator will coordinate and support NBCAFV's 40-hour Sexual Assault Advocate Training, assist with advocate recruitment, onboarding, preparation, and ongoing support, and maintain regular communication with SAI Advocates. The position will also serve as a trained SAI Advocate and respond to hospital activations as required. Additional responsibilities include developing and facilitating educational presentations on domestic and sexual violence, creating and participating in community outreach and tabling events, and developing and maintaining partnerships with hospitals, colleges, community-based organizations, and other stakeholders. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Assist with recruitment, onboarding, preparation, scheduling, and ongoing support of SAI Advocates. Serve as a trained SAI Advocate and respond to hospital activations as required. Attend staff meetings, supervision, networking opportunities, professional development activities, and other meetings as assigned. Develop and facilitate trainings, workshops, presentations, and educational programs addressing domestic and sexual violence, trauma-informed care, prevention, consent, healthy relationships, and survivor support. Create and participate in community outreach activities, including tabling events, workshops, resource fairs, campus events, community meetings, and awareness campaigns. Maintain positive relationships with hospitals, colleges, community organizations, referral partners, and other stakeholders. Maintain accurate program documentation, training records, outreach information, and required program data. Stay informed about current best practices and developments related to sexual violence, trauma-informed care, hospital advocacy, prevention, and survivor services. Perform other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS Required: Bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, human services, or a related field. At least two years of experience working with survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or other forms of interpersonal violence. Knowledge of and sensitivity to the experiences and needs of survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Excellent verbal, written, interpersonal, and presentation skills. Ability to facilitate training and presentations in both virtual and in-person settings. Proficiency with Zoom, Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, and other common office/virtual platforms. Ability and willingness to participate in evening and weekend activities as needed.