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Prevention Intern
Center for Family Life and Recovery · Utica, NY
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Description Job Summary: Join our dynamic team as a Prevention Professional Intern in our Paid Prevention Internship Opportunity (PPIO). This 12-month, grant-funded position offers a unique entry-level pathway for individuals passionate about making a positive impact in their community by addressing alcohol and substance misuse. The internship provides a comprehensive learning experience, equipping participants with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue a Certified Prevention Professional (CPP) or Certified Prevention Specialist (CPS) credential. Hours: A maximum of 16 hours a week Essential Functions:
- Community Engagement: Actively engage with the community by attending meetings, collaborating with coalitions and task forces, and fostering strong relationships with stakeholders such as service providers, schools, law enforcement, and local businesses.
- Prevention Education and Tools: Collaborate with community stakeholders to provide effective prevention education and tools, including workshops and initiatives.
- Workshop and Initiative Development: Contribute to the development and implementation of new workshops and initiatives, staying informed about emerging issues related to substance misuse. Requirements Qualifications: · Passion for community service and addressing substance misuse issues. · Strong communication and interpersonal skills. · Ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders. · Eagerness to learn and apply evidence-based practices. · Pursuing or holding a degree in topics related to substance use, mental health, or surrounding areas is preferred. · Comfortability commuting up to 40 miles from the greater Utica area. · Capable of working in an academic atmosphere. · Established knowledge of local community and accessible resources preferred but not required. · Current and valid NYS driver’s license.