Question, Persuade, & Refer (QPR) Instructor

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everymindDerwood (MD)

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Question, Persuade, & Refer (QPR) Instructor Join to apply for the Question, Persuade, & Refer (QPR) Instructor role at EveryMind. The Education Department at EveryMind is currently looking for certified QPR instructors to fill a 1099/Contractor Position. This position will teach the Question, Persuade, & Refer (QPR) course, the 3-step process to help save a life from suicide. It is a 1099 contractor position that will be filled on an as needed basis. Why Join EveryMind? EveryMind is a growing private independent nonprofit organization with 160 employees across 20 locations. We have served the community for almost 65 years by strengthening communities and empowering individuals to reach optimal mental wellness. We were recognized as a Top Place to Work in Montgomery County, Maryland by Bethesda Magazine.

Responsibilities: This position will teach the QPR course, the 3-step process to help save a life from suicide. It will be a 1099 contractor position filled on an as needed basis.

Qualifications: Fully trained and certified by the QPR Institute

Fluent in Spanish and able to teach the QPR course in Spanish Please note, only complete applications including responses to all application questions will be considered at this time. Thank you. Seniority Level Entry level Employment Type Contract Job Function

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