CNC Suicide Prevention Project Coordinator

Montezuma County•Cortez, CO

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

The CNC Suicide Prevention Project Coordinator is a grant funded position and will guide the CNC project by developing and implementing a comprehensive set of strategies rooted in a public health approach to suicide prevention. This role focuses on strengthening community capacity, building collaborative relationships, and supporting consistent, data-informed prevention efforts throughout Montezuma County.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree with at least one year of related experience, or equivalent education and/or lived experience.
Strong presentation and communication skills; bilingual ability is a plus.
Ability to perform basic mathematical functions (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division).
Demonstrated ability to solve practical problems and work with varying concrete variables.
Proficiency in word processing software, internet tools, and the ability to learn program systems.
Valid Colorado driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual ability is a plus.

Responsibilities

Implement CNC capacity-building and infrastructure development initiatives within Montezuma County.
Develop and maintain relationships with community partners through coalition meetings, committee participation, and conferences.
Assist with creating and distributing educational and informational materials such as presentations, fact sheets, newsletters, and online content.
Attend trainings, seminars, and conferences related to suicide prevention.
Complete grant reporting requirements as outlined in the Statement of Work.
Provide outreach, training, and support to community partners regarding CNC.
Prepare documentation and reports; assist in budget management using Word, Excel, and similar software.
Write grant proposals, reports, concept papers, and other materials necessary for funding efforts.
Utilize technology required for program documentation.
Facilitate group meetings; demonstrate strong organizational and multitasking abilities; work both independently and collaboratively.
Maintain regular and dependable attendance; willingness to travel locally and occasionally out-of-state.
Work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends.