Essential Duties:

Coalition development and maintenance at the county and community level utilizing a recognized model (e.g. SPF, CTC).
Develop resource materials for use by the coalition(s) in assessment and program planning.
Develop and implement environmental strategies to reduce ATOD use.
Develop and conduct speaking engagements to provide education and information on ATOD and problem gambling issues and prevention measures; make presentations to community groups and other organizations to promote awareness of substance use and abuse issues.
Participate in health promotion activities designed to raise awareness and provide information on ATOD and problem gambling issues and resources.
Provide day-to-day oversight of problem gambling prevention activities including ensuring compliance with all reporting requirements.
Enters all activities in required state and federal data collection and reporting systems. Ensures accurate and timely submission of data from providers.
Represents the Department, its philosophy and mission, and providing ATOD and problem gambling prevention information in a variety of community and interdepartmental settings.
Assists as needed, under the direction of the Prevention Program Specialist, in the development of the annual prevention plan, coordinating prevention planning with providers, community groups/residents, schools and organizations as appropriate. Ensures that the Department goals, objectives and funding are in accordance with state/federal prevention criteria.
Assists in contract development, management and monitoring of problem gambling and/or prevention services.
Assists in preparing monthly and annual reports at the county, state and federal levels.
Performs related work as required.