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Training and Professional Development Provider

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Maryland

Place of Performance

MD, USA

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This scope was carved out of BPM059743.

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Training and Technical Assistance to Reduce College-Age Drinking and Related Problems

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Performs the design and delivery of educational programming for prime contractors on Maryland Department of Health (MDH) collaborative prevention projects. Conducts workshops, webinars, and peer-learning opportunities, and provides individualized consultation. Develops educational resources and technical assistance materials. Requires experience in curriculum development for virtual and in-person platforms. Delivers completed training sessions, webinar recordings, and resource materials.

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