New Bedford Guide Your Guide to New Bedford and South Coast, MA
PAY: $59,841 – $74,809
Monitors and coordinates program activities and helps develop and implement grant work plan. Works with local partners, cluster communities and the Greater New Bedford Opioid Task Force to assess training and Naloxone needs and delivers trainings.
Collaborate with local and regional partners including municipal, private sector, non-profit and local schools, colleges and/or universities to provide Naloxone training, licit and illicit drug safety training and Naloxone distribution. Conduct data analyses and assists Lead Evaluator to provide empirical documentation for grant project activities, outcomes and reports.
Bachelor’s degree in public health, administration, or related discipline. Three years of experience in public health or any related field, or any equivalent combination of education and experience. Mandatory CORI (Criminal Offender Record Investigation) background check per City Council Ordinance effective May 14, 2013.
For application/complete job description, please visit www.newbedford-ma.gov. Applications will be accepted until a suitable candidate is found. New Bedford has a residency requirement. EEO
