GPS Group Peer Support

GPS Group Peer Support (GPS) is a mental health intervention that mitigates the long-term effects of stress, strain, and trauma

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Location: United States; This position is fully remotePart-TimeProgram evaluationPosted
  • Extract, compile, clean, validate, reconcile, and document program data from participant registration, attendance, learning management, survey, and tracking systems.
  • Investigate and document data discrepancies, track corrective actions, and coordinate system troubleshooting with program staff and technical vendors.
  • Prepare and quality-check monthly datasets and supporting documentation for funder reporting and external evaluation.
  • Maintain reporting definitions, data preparation procedures, submission archives, and reporting deadline tracking.
  • Analyze program participation, engagement, retention, training completion, survey response, and other established performance indicators.
  • Develop dashboards, performance tracking tools, summary tables, visualizations, and concise analytical summaries.
  • Support evaluation tracking, participant follow-up, survey administration, longitudinal data collection, and preparation of qualitative and quantitative datasets.
  • Coordinate with program, administrative, technical, and evaluation partners to address data quality issues and improve reporting workflows.
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About GPS Group Peer Support

GPS Group Peer Support (GPS) is a mental health intervention that mitigates the long-term effects of stress, strain, and trauma. Incorporating elements of mindfulness-based stress reduction, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, peer-to-peer support, psychosocial education, and other evidence-based modalities, GPS is designed for the rapid implementation of essential mental health support during times of stress, crisis, and change. The GPS model has been successfully implemented among diverse populations including parents dealing with postpartum depression, residents of rural areas living with chronic conditions, people dealing with substance use disorder, refugees, survivors of war, and people facing oppression based on their racial, sexual, gender, religious, or other identities. It can be delivered by mental health clinicians or trained, non-clinical workers with relevant lived experience.

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