CEU Curriculum Developer at Racing For Recovery – Holland, Ohio

Racing for Recovery | Trauma-Informed Mental Wellness Education

Position Overview

Racing for Recovery is seeking a qualified, experienced, and mission-driven professional to develop a Continuing Education Unit (CEU) curriculum rooted in the foundational work of Todd Crandell and the Racing for Recovery books and workbooks. This role will help translate decades of recovery-based knowledge into high-quality CEU training programs designed to enhance clinical effectiveness, deepen trauma-informed practice, and expand understanding of how healing and balanced holistic living support sustained mental wellness.

This position is ideal for a clinician-educator who values integrity, innovation, and service to the greater good of mental health.

The CEU Curriculum Developer will design, refine, and structure CEU-eligible educational content that:

• Elevates clinician understanding of trauma and its long-term impact
• Integrates Racing for Recovery concepts into evidence-informed clinical practice
• Educates professionals on how clients can attain and sustain mental health through balanced mental, emotional, nutritional, spiritual, and physical wellness
• Honors lived experience while maintaining clinical rigor and ethical standards

• Develop CEU curriculum and training materials based on Todd Crandell / Racing for Recovery books, workbooks, and core concepts
• Translate Racing for Recovery’s holistic recovery philosophy into clinician-relevant, trauma-informed educational frameworks
• Align curriculum with state and national CEU requirements (e.g., counseling, social work, addiction, psychology, nursing, allied health)
• Create learning objectives, course outlines, instructional materials, assessments, and post-course evaluations
• Collaborate with Racing for Recovery leadership to ensure fidelity to mission, language, and values
• Support the continuous improvement and expansion of Racing for Recovery’s educational offerings
• Assist with documentation needed for CEU approval bodies as required

• Master’s degree or higher in Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, Addiction Studies, or related behavioral health field
• Active professional licensure (e.g., LPCC, LISW, LPC, LCSW, LICDC, or equivalent)
• Demonstrated experience in curriculum development, clinical education, training, or teaching
• Strong understanding of trauma-informed care and recovery-oriented treatment models
• Ability to conceptualize and communicate holistic, lifestyle-based approaches to mental health within professional standards
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

• Experience developing or delivering CEU-approved trainings
• Familiarity with Racing for Recovery philosophy, Todd Crandell’s work, or similar holistic recovery models
• Background integrating lifestyle, wellness, or experiential approaches into clinical practice
• Experience working with diverse populations impacted by trauma
• Passion for educating clinicians and elevating the field of mental wellness

This is not just curriculum development—it is legacy work. The selected professional will contribute to:

• Advancing trauma-informed clinical education nationwide
• Preserving and expanding the Racing for Recovery philosophy for future generations
• Empowering clinicians with practical, compassionate tools that work in real life
• Improving outcomes for children, adults, families, and communities impacted by trauma

We are seeking a professional who:

• Leads with integrity, humility, and purpose
• Values both science and lived experience
• Believes healing is possible and sustainable
• Is committed to continual learning and excellence
• Wants their work to matter beyond a paycheck

Salary

$20.00 - $26.00 per hour based on experience.

Interested candidates should submit:

• A résumé or curriculum vitae
• A brief statement describing interest in Racing for Recovery and vision for CEU education
• Examples of prior training, curriculum development, or educational work (if available)

Submit application materials to: support@racingforrecovery.org
Learn more about Racing for Recovery: www.RacingforRecovery.org www.ToddCrandell.com