Employment Opportunities at the Center

The Center for Violence Prevention Prevention (CVP) employs a diverse mix of research, communications and administrative professionals and researchers-in-training. 

If you are interested in joining the team at the Center for Violence Prevention, please click on a position below. The link will take you to a full description on the "Careers" page of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) website. There, you also will find detailed information on how to submit your resume and general information about employment at CHOP.

• Clinical Research Coordinator - Community Violence and Trauma Support (CVTS): The CVTS team is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) III to support research and programmatic activities. Our programs and associated research and evaluation portfolio focus on supporting children and adolescents who have experienced recent trauma, including violent injury and loss, in their physical and psychosocial healing. The CRC will function independently within our research team to develop study protocols; secure IRB approval; develop data collection tools, processes, and databases; manage study data; and coordinate grant submissions, including preparation of supplementary components as requested. The CRC will also serve as the primary supervisor for student research assistants and interns and serve as a resource for more junior research staff on our team and within our larger Center for Injury Research and Prevention and Center for Violence Prevention.
• Violence Prevention Supervisor: We are seeking a Violence Prevention Supervisor to oversee case management operations and provide supervision for the Violence Intervention Program (VIP). The supervisor will perform operations including referrals, eligibility, intake reviews, documentation, and case goals. The supervisor will also manage program development including policies, procedures, billing strategies, resources and materialss, lead initiatives to promote program growth, improvement and sustainability, and establish partnerships with and present programs to internal and external audiences.