LEAF Prevention Specialist will work within a team environment with all LEAF staff members. Prevention Specialists will communicate effectively with community members of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds and must demonstrate above average verbal and written communication skills. Working with various groups and individuals in a variety of settings are key components to being successful in this position. Because of the community-based nature of the work, some evenings and weekends are required, especially in December, July, and April.  Employees must have their own transportation.  This is a non-exempt position.

Prevention specialists are responsible for the development, promotion and delivery of programs and services for a variety of target populations and in a variety of settings.  When additional training is required (or desired) to attain competence in work related skills, Prevention Specialists will attend professional development workshops, conferences, or classes.  Because the prevention of problems associated with addictive disorders is broad in scope, Prevention Specialists will have a range of duties as required or assigned.

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