Outreach Health Educator - Talent Pool

Outreach Health Educator

The Outreach Health Educator will conduct targeted community outreach, education, counseling, referrals, document activities, collect data, and provide other services to target communities. 

Responsibilities

• conduct community outreach activities in assigned areas, according to the monthly schedule and program policy and procedures
• identify community locations where outreach will be conducted
• meet established goals and performance standards
• conduct quality assurance self-monitoring as assigned by supervisor
• compile, prepare and submit outreach schedule and reports to supervisor in a timely manner
• attend appropriate community resource meetings and training as assigned
• document outreach and community activities
• compile, prepare, and submit monthly reports in a timely manner
• assist in developing promotional strategies that will increase awareness of services within the community
• monitor literature and supplies and order additional supplies as needed
• prepare literature and other material for dissemination during outreach
• assist program coordinator to identify  staff training needs and develop appropriate training
• perform other duties as assigned

Professional Behavior

• display professional appearance in accordance with agency policy
• handle difficult situations in a discreet manner
• maintain attendance within limits of agency guidelines
• maintain confidentiality regarding client information
• attend staff meetings and in-service training and supervision sessions

Qualifications

The requirements for the Outreach Health Educator position are:

• undergraduate degree in social or behavioral sciences
• two years of successful experience conducting community outreach, presentation activities, or other related outreach
• thorough knowledge of the target areas, including resources, culture, and overall environment
• valid driver's license and daily access to a vehicle during work hours
• successful completion of required training as outlined by local, state, and federal government
• self-directed and capable of completing projects on time
• capability to be a productive and contributing member of a creative team
• outstanding organization, verbal, and written communication skills
• strong interpersonal skills and ability to work with diverse community groups
• proficient in using Microsoft Word and Excel