The SHINE Liaison plans, develops, coordinates, and reports on the SHINE, SMP, and MIPPA programs. The role involves varied and complex duties requiring sound judgment, goal setting, event scheduling and coordination, and communication among groups and agencies. The employee works independently with minimal supervision and uses interpersonal skills to recruit and retain volunteers and community partners. Travel is essential and may include evening, overnight, and out-of-area travel; dependable transportation is required. The employee reports to the Director of Programs and Planning and supervises the SHINE Liaison Assistant and SHINE Volunteers. The position requires completing eight mentoring sessions with a seasoned volunteer or local liaison/leadership member, maintaining active SHINE Volunteer Counselor status, and completing STARS, SIRS, and eCIRTS trainings. The role assists consumers seeking SHINE services, coordinates requests with volunteers, maintains volunteer records, prepares program reports and work plans, organizes volunteer training and recognition events, and supports SHINE health and resource fairs. It also includes attending program and agency meetings, processing volunteer travel and reimbursement requests, communicating with the Department of Elder Affairs, and assisting with special projects. The position requires a bachelor’s degree or an equivalent education and experience pathway as described in the posting, computer and database skills, presentation skills, a valid Florida driver’s license, and successful completion of Level II Background Screening. Physical duties include extended sitting or standing, operating office equipment, setting up tables or tents for outreach events, heavy lifting and carrying, and moving boxes up to 10 pounds.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level