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Survivor Link Public Health Specialist

The primary objective of the Survivor Link Public Health Specialist is to build capacity within the community to understand and respond to domestic violence. The specialist works with a public health or complimentary setting under the dual supervision of an agency-identified supervisor and a university faculty member. This 675 hour reduced-half time term of service will include: internship duties, attend training events, complete and receive certification for a virtual 15-hour CDC Public Health training. The member will both develop and deliver 3-6 trainings and provide technical assistance to staff at public health or complementary agencies. These trainings include the core training sessions of 1) Intimate Partner Violence Awareness, 2) Evidence-informed Screening or Universal Intervention principles, and 3) Safety Planning and Local Community Resources. Additional service duties can include group and individual support, childcare, facility maintenance, and other tasks assigned by the site supervisor and Faculty Coordinator. Community fieldwork will require regular documentation and supervision; members are required to submit online timesheets in OnCorps every week.

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Member Duties : The specialist works with a public health or complimentary setting under the dual supervision of an agency-identified supervisor and a university faculty member. This 675-hour reduced-half time term of service will include attending training events, hosting 3-6 training events at public health and public health complementary settings, and other service duties as assigned. The member will both develop and deliver training and technical assistance to staff at public health and complementary agencies. Each member will deliver a minimum of 3 and up to 6 trainings including the core training sessions of 1) Intimate Partner Violence Awareness, 2) Evidence-informed Screening or Universal Intervention principles, and 3) Safety Planning and Local Community Resources. Additional service duties can include group and individual support, childcare, facility maintenance, and other tasks assigned by the site supervisor and Faculty Coordinator.

Program Benefits : Living Allowance , Education award upon successful completion of service .

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SUMMARY
Program Type:
AmeriCorps State / National

Program
Survivor Link Public Health Specialist

Program Start/End Date
08/01/2023 - 07/31/2024

Work Schedule	Full Time

Education level
Some college

Age Requirement
Minimum: 18 Maximum: None

Program Locations	ARIZONA , NEW YORK , OHIO , TEXAS , NORTH CAROLINA , KENTUCKY , KANSAS , FLORIDA , PENNSYLVANIA , INDIANA , MASSACHUSETTS

Accepting Applications
From 06/19/2023 To 01/31/2024

Contact	Marina Jessop
400 E. Van Buren Street
Phoenix AZ 85004
16025435872
mjessop@asu.edu

Listing ID	119347


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