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About the Role

This position coordinates and integrates wellness activities and resources, focusing on SAMHSA's Eight Dimensions of Wellness for both residents and staff. The role promotes a holistic approach to well-being, recovery, and resilience, with a specific emphasis on fitness and nutrition.

Responsibilities

• Plans wellness activities throughout agency programs.
• Visits programs to assess progress and engage with residents and staff.
• Develops evidence-based wellness curricula for programs.
• Facilitates Wellness groups and completes case notes.
• Integrates wellness program initiatives into agency culture and mission.
• Ensures safety measures for activities and completes approval documents.
• Collaborates with various staff departments to promote wellness environments.
• Tracks attendance, participation, and performance data for wellness activities.
• Maintains wellness schedules, records, and reports.
• Selects and supervises wellness contractors and approves invoices.
• Facilitates budgeting, purchasing, and operational planning for wellness initiatives.
• Recommends and approves new program or service offerings.
• Conducts or facilitates training sessions on wellness activities.
• Evaluates the success of wellness activities.
• Researches potential funding sources for wellness activities and equipment.
• Serves on agency committees as requested.
• Carries out additional duties essential to the responsibilities.
• Integrates Trauma-Informed Care principles in all duties and interactions.
• Maintains compliance with all required rules and regulations.
• Regular attendance at work location.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Valid New York State driver's license and reliable automobile required.

Skills

• Fitness
• Nutrition
• Trauma-Informed Care

Location

• New York State

Work Type

• Full-time

Experience Level

• At least two years working directly with individuals with alcohol/substance abuse disorders and/or individuals from other disadvantaged populations.

Education Level

• Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Exercise or Nutritional Science, Health Education or Promotion, or another relevant field required.
• Certification in personal training, nutrition, wellness, or another relevant focus preferred.

Equal Opportunity

• Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.