High School Prevention Program Coordinator - Licensed Psychologist

The UCLA Rape Treatment Center provides all-inclusive services in a safe and therapeutic setting, and is staffed by highly trained professionals with specialized expertise in the medical, forensic and psychological aspects of victim care.

Leverage your expertise to make a real difference in the community as a High School Prevention Program Coordinator. The Rape Treatment Center (RTC) High School Prevention Program Coordinator will provide state-of-the-art sexual assault and abuse prevention programs individually tailored to public and private secondary schools throughout the greater Los Angeles area.

The High School Prevention Program Coordinator will:

• Perform presentations while exhibiting skill in public-speaking to various sized groups.
• Coordinate/schedule the RTC high school prevention education programs.
• Demonstrate excellent organizational skills and ability to manage a complicated schedule and concurrent projects with foresight and initiative.
• Update prevention education training materials and activities based on best practices and current research.
• Foster collaborative working relationships with all constituents to assure effective implementation of RTC programs and services.
• Participate in 24-hour on-call Clinic coverage.

* Only 1 position will be filled: #21118 - Licensed Clinical Social Worker; 21120 - License-eligible Clinical Social Worker; or 21121 - Licensed Clinical Psychologist.

Salary range: $54.66 - $72.09 Hourly

We are looking for a dynamic and knowledgeable Clinical Psychologist professional with:

• CA State Psychologist License
• Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology
• Minimum of two years' experience presenting and updating sexual assault prevention education programs for a variety of audiences.
• Knowledge of current research-based sexual assault prevention programming and bystander research for all target audiences.
• Ability to represent the University of CA, Hospital system, and Rape Treatment Center effectively and communicate program mission and goals.
• Ability to establish rapport and maintain ongoing effective collaboration and working relationships with schools, colleges, law enforcement and other community agencies and constituents.
• Ability to travel as needed; available for frequent (3-4 times per week) local travel to school campuses and other program sites throughout Los Angeles County, including during evening and weekend hours.
• Must be able to get to our UCLA Medical Center in Santa Monica within 30 minutes when on-call.