Evaluation Connector

Job Summary

Under the direction of the MYN Manager, the Evaluator Connector serves as the evaluation lead and teen council coordinator for Mountain Youth Network (MYN). This position supports community prevention efforts by leading program evaluation activities and elevating youth voice through a collective impact approach. The Evaluator Connector designs and implements evaluation strategies to assess risk and protective factors, measure outcomes, and guide continuous improvement of prevention initiatives.

This role also coordinates and facilitates the Trek Teen Council by recruiting and supporting youth members, planning and leading meetings, and guiding youth-driven projects using the Positive Youth Development Model. The position ensures youth perspectives are meaningfully integrated into prevention strategies and community initiatives.

Benefits:

Clear Creek County offers a comprehensive benefits package for eligible employees, which may include retirement benefits, medical, dental, and vision coverage; wellness programs; county-paid life and disability insurance; flexible spending and health savings account options; paid time off, sick leave, and holidays;
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) resources; telehealth services; and voluntary supplemental benefit offerings.

Benefit eligibility is based on position and scheduled hours; not all positions qualify for the full benefits package.

Sworn Sheriffs Office Positions Only:
Enhanced retirement benefits through FPPA (Fire & Police Pension Association) are available.

• Serve as main touchpoint for CDPHE (Colorado Department of Public and Environmental Health) Evaluation Team.
• Lead the creation and execution of MYN Evaluation Plan and support with other deliverables.
• Support in the development and implementation of MYN Community Action Plan (CAP) and Sustainability Plan.
• Track and report progress on CAP quarterly.
• Support in the implementation of the Communities That Care (CTC) Model and its phases.
• Evaluate and report progress on the 5 Phases of the CTC Model.
• Participate in monthly progress calls with Colorado Department of Public and Environmental Health.

• Oversee required data collection and submission for prevention programs and community initiatives.
• Collect, analyze, and interpret quantitative and qualitative data related to risk and protective factors.
• Identify program, community, and organizational data gaps.
• Monitor program performance and measure outcomes to assess effectiveness and impact.
• Prepare reports, dashboards, and presentations to communicate findings to stakeholders and the broader community.
• Use data to inform decision-making and support continuous quality improvement.
• Ensure data integrity, confidentiality, and compliance with applicable laws and best practices.

• Collaborate with community partners, coalitions, and stakeholders using a collective impact framework.
• Support planning and implementation of evidence-based prevention strategies.
• Provide technical assistance on evaluation methods and data interpretation.
• Integrate data and evaluation mindset into all aspects of work.
• Participate in cross-sector initiatives to align efforts and advance community prevention goals.

• Recruit, onboard, and retain diverse youth participants for the Trek Teen Council.
• Plan, coordinate, and facilitate engaging, inclusive, and youth-centered meetings.
• Empower youth to identify community needs and lead projects addressing prevention priorities.
• Guide youth-led initiatives from concept through implementation and evaluation.
• Apply the Positive Youth Development Model to promote leadership, skill…