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Town of Brookline

PT Administrative – Outreach Coordinator

Town of Brookline

. Create and maintain the administrative structure for department operations .

Posted 11/6/2026part-timeBrookline • Massachusetts • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $31 per hourWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in community engagement and public health initiatives, with strong capabilities in event management, strategic planning, and effective communication. Proficient in utilizing technology for administrative tasks and community outreach.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Bachelor's Degree In Human ServicesPublic Health ExperienceEvent Logistics ManagementCommunity Engagement SkillsGrant Administration Experience

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Hard Skills
AdministrationCommunity Meeting CoordinationPublic SpeakingSubstance Misuse Prevention KnowledgeMicrosoft OfficeG SuiteVideo ProductionZoom CoordinationPromotional Material DevelopmentWeb Content Updates
Soft Skills
Strong Verbal CommunicationStrong Written CommunicationCollaborationOrganizational SkillsInterpersonal Skills
Industry Keywords
Strategic Prevention Planning FrameworkB-CASA CoalitionB-PEN Parent Advisory BoardWellness CommitteeBrookline Community

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Create and maintain the administrative structure for department operations
  • Participate in developing yearly Strategic Prevention Plans using SAMHSA’s Strategic Prevention Planning Framework
  • Monitor the Strategic Prevention Plan throughout the year with weekly team meetings
  • Organize public health forums, including PTO presentations, the Public Health Week Forum, and the Wellness Summit
  • Manage event logistics, including venue or virtual-platform booking, speaker research and interviews, technology needs, publicity, registration, and day-of management
  • Build and maintain collaboration with school and community members
  • Support the B-CASA coalition
  • Organize and facilitate the B-PEN Parent Advisory Board, including member recruitment, communications, and board meetings
  • Represent and attend relevant school and community meetings, including the Wellness Committee
  • Assist with division communications, including web content updates, social media management, and developing promotional materials
  • Perform other duties deemed necessary by the supervisor
  • Report to the Director for Substance Abuse and Violence Prevention

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor's Degree in Human Services, Public Health, Education or related field; certification and/or an equivalent combination of education and experience in lieu of Bachelor's degree may be accepted
  • Prior experience in administration
  • Experience working with community members
  • Computer and office skills, including G Suite and Microsoft Office
  • Experience coordinating and running community meetings and forums, including Zoom
  • Grant administration experience
  • Prior work or experience in a middle or high school setting
  • Interest and knowledge of substance misuse prevention and intervention
  • Public speaking and community presentation skills
  • Knowledge of the Brookline community
  • Ability to mobilize a diverse cross section of teens and community members in substance abuse prevention
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Computer skills in Microsoft Office, Google, and video production
  • Must be able to travel to schools in Brookline, other towns, and area workshops
  • Some evening hours are required
  • Subject to applicable screening for working in the Brookline schools, including but not limited to CORI
  • Must live within commuting distance