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Manages the department’s programs for overall adherence to the program/project plan and success in execution
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Analyzes project needs and determines the best way to integrate the work across the department based on staff members’ specific expertise and skills setsÂ
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Develops programmatic materials, including online courses and training modules, which specifically address fire fighter occupational health and safety
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Presents, and/or assists with delivery of behavioral health presentations at IAFF conferences, monthly webinars, fire service symposium and related events
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Actively participates and collaborates with our IAFF behavioral health treatment partners, to include bi-weekly meetings coupled with working directing with our partners to find opportunities around insurance obstacles to ensure a member is admitted to one of our partner’s treatment facilities.
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Assists with the coordination of assembling IAFF Peer Support Teams in providing behavioral health services to affected local(s) after a disaster (e.g., weather related, man-made, LODD, etc.) which may include possible travel to the affected site
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Works with other departments seeking opportunities for grant awards and creative funding to enhance current training curriculum while creating a vision for future training programs
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Identify and engage external stakeholders and partners to develop research and training programs.Â
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Develop, track, and monitor all Health, Safety & Medicine Division’s research projects.
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Assist with health and safety legislative and presumptive efforts.
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Perform literature review and peer review evaluation of new research.
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Oversee related budgets.
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Provides technical assistance to local affiliates
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Verifies expense reports for external consultants working on behavioral health programs
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Generates ideas for internal process improvement and innovation in departmental offerings
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Performs other duties as required to support the department and its mission
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Position will require travel for training, IAFF events, and other ancillary needs