Suicide Prevention Coordinator

Pay Range: Pay Range:$26.06 - $36.08 The Suicide Prevention Coordinator works as a member of the SEARHC team to manage, administer and advocate for behavioral health grant programming. Additionally, the Project Coordinator plans, budgets and evaluates strategies, interventions and programs per the assigned grant(s) and project(s) that support this position. These services are provided to individuals, small groups, and communities in the SEARHC region as part of the Behavioral Health Division. The Suicide Prevention Coordinator needs to be available to offer consultation, advocacy and implementation of grant programs during non-traditional hours i.e., evenings, weekends; s/he also needs to be comfortable with intermittently at work and intense pressure to meet deadlines. Effectively assess, collect and critique health related-data and identify priority health issues per the assigned grant(s) or project(s). Select, implement and evaluate evidence-based strategies to effectively improve behavioral health status of individuals, small groups and/or communities per the work plan(s) working across the SEARHC region and with multiple SEARHC staff across Divisions. Can include one-on-one individual client counseling they need to have communication and practiced skill set to effectively work with clients and/or small groups. Prepare and submit grant reports, act as SEARHC liaison to funding organizations and work on a team for funding opportunities. Write and develop grant applications as needed with support from SEARHC grant writers. Develop impactful strategies for policy, systems, and environmental changes that positively affect the health of SEARHC patients and communities per the grant and project workplan(s) SEARHC is a non-profit health consortium which serves the health interests of the residents of Southeast Alaska. We see our employees as our strongest assets. It is our priority to further their development and our organization by aiding in their professional advancement. Working at SEARHC is more than a job, it's a fulfilling career. We offer generous benefits, including retirement, paid time off, paid parental leave, health insurance, dental, and vision benefits, life insurance and long and short-term disability, and more. Key Essential Functions and Accountabilities of the Job In accordance with Section 101 of the Human Resource Manual advocates for Alaska Native/American Indian hiring preference, works with Alaska Native/American Indian employees on career development, and creates mentorship or developmental opportunities for Alaska Native/American Indian employees. Administer (i.e., exercise organization leadership, secure fiscal resources, manage human resources and obtain program acceptance and support) health education strategies, interventions, and programs per the approved work plan(s). Communicate and advocate for behavioral health per the approved grant work plan(s); apply a variety of communication methods and techniques, influence health policy and SEARHC resources to promote health in the targeted communities proposed by the grants or projects. Implement health education policies, strategies, interventions, and programs. Track and report budget items for multiple grant budgets per the grantor's requirements and SEARHC's financial system. Education, Certifications, and Licenses Required Associates degree in health related or business field, Bachelor's degree preferred. Relevant work experience of 2 years in a health or social services field may be substituted for degree. Healthcare leadership training/certification preferred