Connecticut Children's · 1 day ago
Injury Prevention Center Program Coordinator-Full-Time
Connecticut Children's is a dedicated health system focused on providing specialized medical care for children. The Program Coordinator will design, implement, and evaluate community-based injury prevention programs, particularly in child passenger safety, while also enhancing training capacity for technicians in northern CT.
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Responsibilities
Support the development, coordination, and continuous improvement of the CPS Technician and Instructor Training and Support Program to build regional capacity and sustainability
Serve as a topic expert in child passenger safety and other injury prevention areas, providing consultation, education, and leadership on evidence-based practices to hospital staff, partners, and the public
Manage and oversee services related to the safe transport of children at discharge from Connecticut Children’s facilities, ensuring families receive education and resources aligned with best practices and legal requirements
Develop and sustain strong relationships with community stakeholders—including schools, fitting stations, police departments, and advocacy groups—to expand the reach of injury prevention efforts
Collaborate with IPC leadership to create and distribute educational materials, conduct outreach at public events, and deliver training to varied audiences
Support the operational and communications needs of the IPC, including assisting with planning, reporting, and publicizing program efforts
Collaborate with Corporate Communications and the Office for Community Child Health (OCCH) to ensure high visibility and alignment of messaging across platforms
Drive company vehicle as needed-5%
Performs Other Duties as Assigned
Qualification
Required
Education: High School Diploma with required experience or Bachelor's degree in public health, social work or related field
Experience: High School Diploma must have 5 years in child passenger safety or community safety programming
Experience: Bachelor's must have 1 year in child passenger safety or community safety programming
Knowledge: Injury prevention practices in child passenger safety
Knowledge: Community program planning and implementation
Knowledge: Coalition building and stakeholder engagement
Skills: Strong written, verbal, and presentation skills
Skills: Effective public speaking and group facilitation
Skills: Program coordination and time management
Skills: Relationship-building with varied audiences
Skills: Project management
Abilities: Write reports and educational materials
Abilities: Present to small and large groups
Abilities: Work independently and as part of a team
Abilities: Communicate clearly across audiences
Abilities: Use Microsoft Office and basic digital tools
Preferred
Education: Master's Degree in public health, social work or related field
License and/or Certification Preferred: Child Passenger Safety Technician
Company
Connecticut Children's
Connecticut Children’s is a leading pediatric academic medical center consistently ranked by our peers as among the best children’s hospitals in the nation.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageTotal Funding
$0.25M2014-04-07Grant· $0.25M
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