TPPA COORDINATOR - FULL-TIME

Plan and coordinate activities for teen pregnancy prevention and education in Polk County. 

• Able to communicate effectively (written, verbal, and public speaking communication skills)
• Strong management, organization, and community building experience
• Experience with teaching youth / teens
• Able to work with diverse groups and philosophies related to adolescent pregnancy prevention.
• Understands group dynamics and facilitates positive interaction among diverse groups
• Able to design and coordinate youth led activities
• Able to collect and analyze data
• Knowledge of technology skills to include the use of Microsoft Office (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher) or some similar software, and standard office equipment
• Discretion and judgment required in order to handle sensitive and confidential situations
• Serve as an educational and programmatic advocate and resource an adolescent pregnancy prevention and making healthy choices
• Coordinate the development, implementation and periodic evaluation of a Teen Pregnancy Prevention Alliance
• Work with funders to implement selected curricula and/or activities in the Tri-County area, i.e., FDOH - Polk initiatives, and TOP classes in residential foster homes, etc.
• Plan and coordinate community meetings, trainings, and activities of the TPPA.
• Prepare, monitor and submit program budgets and ensure compliance with contract requirements. Prepare all required reports and maintain appropriate records.
• Ability to work independently in local office or in the field
• Ability to travel throughout Polk County within night and weekend hours

Degree & Certification Requirements: 

• Associates Degree or two-years experience working with youth required; Bachelor's preferred in Human Relations, Health Field or Administration
• Must have minimum of four years in health care, education or human services
• Teen Outreach Program (TOP) certification (or willing to obtain; paid by the Coalition)

Knowledge & Training Experience:

• Training In Human Sexuality Education
• Knowledge about adolescence, adolescent sexuality, and childbearing
• Knowledge of public relations and community resources

Must have and/or eligible to: 

• Reliable transportation
• Valid driver's license
• Auto insurance
• Pass a level 2 background and drug test
• Eligible to work in the U.S.

Pay Range: $40,000 annually (negotiable based on educ. & exp.) with the following benefits: 

• Discretionary Pay ($7,200 annually)
• Paid Time Off (begin accruing after 90-day probation)
• 403(b) Retirement Plan (6%)
• 13 Paid Holidays
• Life Insurance
• Administrative Day (1 annually)
• Mileage Reimbursement

Email your cover letter and resume to: info@healthystarthhp.org

Initial interviews will be conducted via Zoom with final interviews in person.