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Waymakers

Health Educator - Youth Substance Use Prevention - PATH

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What they do

A Health Educator creates programs that are designed to teach people and motivate them to follow healthy behaviors. Works with individual patients and families in a health care settings, or develops campaigns and materials directed to larger groups such as college students. Organizes events like health screenings, trainings for peer educators or professionals, or incentive programs like weight loss challenges. May advise on public health policy.

$62,750 / year median in California

+8% projected growth

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Job Description

Health Educator
  • Youth Substance Use Prevention
  • PATH Waymakers
  • 3.5 Irvine, CA Job Details Full-time $22.00
  • $23.
10 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Loan forgiveness Qualifications Spanish Program design Grassroots advocacy groups English Cultural competency Educational program planning Working with youth
Full Job Description Openings Available:
1
Location:
Corporate Administration
  • Irvine.
Schedule:
F/T
  • Monday
  • Friday, usually 8am
  • 5pm.
, occasional evenings and weekends, as determined by program needs. Responsibilities Provide community health education and technical assistance on alcohol, tobacco and other drug related issues. Develop, coordinate, and implement youth substance-use prevention programs through an evidence-based curriculum, educational workshops, youth-led leadership activities, and a youth conference. Serve as a community resource and supports collaborative partners by planning and developing educational and promotional materials (presentations, handouts, flyers, etc.) participating in and facilitating community meetings and events such as task forces, coalitions, and health fairs. Bachelor's degree in public health, counseling, psychology, social work or related field. Candidate must demonstrate knowledge in health education theories related to prevention strategies and activities. CHES preferred. Knowledge of community organizing and prevention program planning, implementation and evaluation. Ability to collaborate with key leaders, community, faith and school-based representatives. Ability to initiate contact and communicate appropriately and effectively with youth and community leaders regarding alcohol, tobacco and other drug-related issues. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, interpersonal skills, and organizational skills. Ability to demonstrate sensitivity to the cultural/ethnic diversity of the service population and to be sensitive to the needs of special populations. Bilingual E nglish/Spanish required. Waymakers is a non-profit organization that has been empowering both individuals and families throughout Orange County, CA for over 50 years! Each year, we provide thousands of members from our diverse communities with opportunities that guide them to positive and lasting change. We accomplish this through 5 key areas: Sheltering youth Supporting victims Counseling families Resolving conflicts Educating communities Learn more about us at www.waymakersoc.org Waymakers is a "Public Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) qualified employer." Equal Opportunity Employer Waymakers is an equal opportunity employer who is committed to and complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding recruitment and hiring. All qualified applicants are considered for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other category protected by applicable federal, state and/or local laws.