Website Administrator
POSITION SUMMARY
The Website Administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining the Opioid Training and Technical
Assistance Center (OTTAC) webpage, ensuring functionality, accessibility, and user-friendly navigation. They will
implement updates to support the program’s needs, troubleshoot technical issues, and update content and other
site features.
We strongly encourage people from underrepresented groups to apply. Please e-mail your cover letter
and resume to humanresources@prevention.org.
Communications Specialist
POSITION SUMMARY
The Communications Specialist is responsible for creating content and graphics for professional campaigns and
publications related to our organization's public health initiatives.
We strongly encourage people from underrepresented groups to apply. Please e-mail your cover letter
and resume to humanresources@prevention.org.
Manager, OTTAC Training & Technical Assistance
POSITION SUMMARY
This position will oversee the planning and implementation of all training and technical assistance for the
Opioid Training and Technical Assistance Center (OTTAC) grant. It will work with our partners, subawards,
and contractors. This position provides direct supervision to the OTTAC Training and Technical Assistance
Specialists.
We strongly encourage people from underrepresented groups to apply. Please e-mail your cover letter
and resume to humanresources@prevention.org.
OTTAC Training and Technical Assistance Specialist
POSITION SUMMARY
The purpose of this position is to perform a variety of technical and administrative tasks to support the
Opioid Training and Technical Assistance Centers (OTTAC) goal of strengthening the healthcare and
behavioral health workforce in Illinois. This position coordinates and delivers training and technical
assistance services to address the learning needs of healthcare sites, providers, and organizations that
increase access to culturally responsive and culturally humble prevention, treatment, and recovery
services for individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) or OUD co-occurring with mental health
conditions.
We strongly encourage people from underrepresented groups to apply. Please e-mail your cover letter
and resume to humanresources@prevention.org.