Certified Mindfulness For Instructor/Facilitator | Mindfulness For [VHA0013012]
Certified Mindfulness For Instructor/Facilitator | Mindfulness For [VHA0013012]
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Facilitate virtual and/or recorded sessions via a secure platform.
- Deliver engaging, evidence-based wellness experiences aligned with VHA Directive 1137 and the Whole Health Initiative.
- Customize sessions for populations with special needs (e.g., elderly, veterans with PTSD or mobility impairments).Maintain cultural sensitivity to veteran populations.
- Ensure confidentiality, professionalism, and a supportive online environment.
- Track attendance where needed and contribute feedback for performance improvement.
- Collaborate with VISN-5 stakeholders for custom wellness programming (events, staff days, etc.).Support VHA's goals for improved well-being, stress reduction, and burnout mitigation.
- Desired qualifications for Certified Mindfulness For Instructor/Facilitator | Mindfulness For [VHA0013012] (VHA0013012) candidates include:
- Active certification in the relevant discipline from a recognized institution or board.
- CPR/First Aid certification (if applicable to physical wellness modalities).Knowledge of and adherence to HIPAA, patient privacy, and telehealth practices.
- Understanding of CIH (Complementary and Integrative Health) principles.
- Minimum of 1–2 years of experience in virtual facilitation or equivalent in-person delivery.
- Strong technical proficiency using digital wellness platforms (Zoom, MS Teams, custom VA platforms).Associate's or Bachelor's Degree in Health Sciences, Kinesiology, Counseling, Psychology, or a related field preferred.
- Relevant field training or workshops in veteran-centric care, trauma-informed delivery, or CIH practices.
- Experience with veteran populations or government/VA services is highly preferred.
- Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Teacher Certification (e.g., UMass, Brown University).Certified Mindfulness Teacher – Professional Level (CMT-P) through International Mindfulness Teachers Association (IMTA).Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) training for coaching mindfulness skills.
- Clear verbal communication and emotional engagement.
- Adaptability in modifying sessions for mobility levels, mental health, or chronic illness.
- Digital fluency for operating streaming, webinar, or virtual classroom platforms.
- Group management, attention to verbal/non-verbal cues in a virtual setting.
- Time management and consistency in scheduling and reporting.
- Competencies required include:
- Veteran-centered care orientation.
- Emotional intelligence and empathy.
- Cultural competence.
- Accountability and time management.
- Health literacy and patient empowerment.
- Ancillary details of the roles include:
- Conduct sessions teaching present-moment awareness and emotional regulation techniques.
- Apply MBSR (Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction) methodologies where appropriate.
- Other details include:
- Fully remote/virtual delivery using a VHA-approved secure telehealth platform.
- Unlimited access for Veterans and staff to both live and on-demand content.
- Flexible session scheduling; ability to accommodate regular, special-event, and ad-hoc sessions.
- Minimum availability of 5–10 hours per week preferred, with ability to scale during peak demand.
- Must be comfortable with basic troubleshooting and have access to stable internet and devices.
- Must follow HIPAA, Section 508 Accessibility, and VA virtual health policy guidelines.
- Contribute to monthly usage and impact reports, submitting relevant participation metrics.
- Attend quarterly virtual check-ins with project managers or VISN-5 coordinators.
- Must use encrypted communication and follow VA data handling practices.
- Certifications must be submitted prior to onboarding and renewed annually or as required.
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