Program Coordinator
The Center for Precision Psychiatry (CPP) within the Department of Psychiatry at MGB integrates research and clinical practice to enable more accurate risk prediction, targeted prevention, precise diagnosis, and effective treatments for psychiatric disorders. A major focus of the Center is addressing the problem of suicide through a learning health system approach, including the prediction and prevention of suicidal behaviors and the care of patients across all areas of medicine who are affected by this growing public health crisis. The CPP Program Coordinator provides key administrative support for the CPP's leadership, faculty and staff, under the direction of the Program Director and in close collaboration with the Center Director. A primary responsibility, among several strategic initiatives, will be marketing, communication, and organization of the CPP Annual Conference on Precision Psychiatry. In addition, this role is responsible for providing administrative support, supporting operational goals to enhance Center effectiveness, maintenance of the CPP website, and ongoing social media campaigns. Attention to detail, experience in and comfort level with social media platforms (notably Twitter and LinkedIn), graphic design and presentation software skills, strong communication skills (both verbal and written) and a team-oriented attitude are requirements.
Essential Functions :
Qualifications :
Education : High School Diploma or Equivalent required and Associate's Degree Related Field of Study preferred
Experience : Administrative or program support experience 3-5 years required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities :
Additional Job Details :
Work Type : Hybrid
Work Location : 185 Cambridge Street
Scheduled Weekly Hours : 40
Employee Type : Regular
Work Shift : Day (United States of America)
Pay Range : $21.78 - $31.08 / Hourly
Grade : 4
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Program Coordinator • Boston, MA, US