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Morehouse School of Medicine · 19 hours ago

Opioid Response Network Regional Outreach and Engagement Manager

United States

Full-time

Remote

Mid, Senior Level

5+ years exp

Morehouse School of Medicine is a leading academic medical center focused on health equity, particularly for vulnerable populations. They are seeking a Regional Outreach and Engagement Manager to develop and implement outreach strategies, cultivate relationships with stakeholders, and oversee regional activities to promote the Opioid Response Network's services.

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Responsibilities

Develop and implement outreach strategies to engage with a broad range of communities, healthcare providers, individuals, community organizations, and stakeholders in local communities to promote ORN events and services

Cultivate and maintain relationships with key regional stakeholders, partners, and collaborators to amplify ORN’s reach and impact while building sustainability

Create, organize, and monitor outreach efforts and activities/events tailored to regional needs

Track and analyze outreach metrics, audience feedback, and engagement trends to measure the effectiveness of outreach strategies and inform future planning

Plan and organize regional summits, in partnership with their ORN Regional Coordinator and TTS team, that include a broad range of local, state, and regional stakeholders with the goals of amplifying awareness of ORN resources and support while increasing ORN TA requests, building capacity locally, and promoting sustainability

Provide project management, mentorship, and leadership to Technology Transfer Specialists (TTS), consultants, and TA requesters

Cultivate, organize, and coordinate activities for regional ORN consultant teams and learning communities

Oversee regional activities such as outreach, summits in conjunction with the Regional Coordinator, consultant organization, and networking

Facilitate meetings with regional consultants from prevention, treatment, and recovery

Facilitate connections across TA requests and the ORN Community Health Team, Advanced Implementation Specialist (AIS), and ORN Tribal Opioid Response Project (TOR) Project Manager when needed

Liaise with the ORN marketing team at the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP) to market ORN in the region (e.g., targeted outreach, community engagement, conference exhibiting)

Interface with the ORN ATTC Regional Director to support decision-making and planning, and work in close collaboration with AAAP

Respond to and facilitate ORN TA requests. Additionally, review and support, as needed, ORN TA requests to ensure high-quality, evidence-based, and accurate. Identify relevant regional ORN TA requests to study in the ORN Learning Community

Qualification

Substance use disorder knowledgeEvent planningProject managementCollaboration with organizationsDatabase managementCommunication skillsFlexibilityTeamworkOrganizational skills

Required

Bachelor's degree with 5 years of experience in a related field or project management in mental health or behavioral health from a regionally accredited college or university

Three or more years of professional experience with TA systems

Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with substance use and mental health state and community organizations from a wide variety of disciplines

Demonstrated experience in event planning, communications, and marketing

Background and knowledge of and/or experience working in the field of substance use disorder prevention, treatment, or recovery support

Knowledge and experience with various computer applications related to project/database management, email processing (e.g., Microsoft Office and Google Suite), and development of documents and educational presentations

Ability to work as part of a team, set goals, and work independently to manage both short- and long-term responsibilities

Flexibility to adapt to changing work conditions and solve problems

Ability to develop processes for identification, assessment, and delivery of intensive TA and fidelity monitoring

Ability to provide input into the budget planning process and/or responsibility for controlling and recommending budget expenditures within own area and ensuring compliance with federal/grant guidelines

Ability to work effectively with people from a broad range of communities and educational backgrounds

Excellent organizational and communication skills (verbal and written)

Familiarity with policies related to behavioral health, especially substance use disorders; evidence-based training methods preferred