Position & Program Overview:
Health Educator works with the local health council, community organizations, schools, senior citizens centers and other agencies to promote healthy behaviors particularly in the areas of tobacco prevention, obesity, physical inactivity, substance misuse and other areas that impact the overall health of the community. Health Educators can work as part of a team or independently with both communities and individuals. They are a crucial part of health promotion and program planning and are often the voice of public health.
Key Responsibilities (but not limited to):
*Facilitating Health Council meetings
*Educating youth & adults in schools & community setting *Initiating community activities *Develop/maintain partnerships with community agencies/groups
*Program development, implementation & evaluation *Working with County Director to communicate information to local media and community partners
Education Requirements and Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor’s Degree in Health Education or Related Field Valid Tennessee Driver’s License Computer Skills (especially Microsoft Office programs)
Additional Benefits/Salary:
Salary: Based on education and experience, with a minimum starting rate of $3,631 monthly or $43,572 annually.
Full time Position, 37.5 hours weekly, Monday – Friday with occasional after-hours, weekend, and overnight work.
Includes travel reimbursement, paid leave (PTO), and paid holidays. The successful candidate will receive county-provided benefits in accordance with Fentress County policies, including retirement, medical, dental, and vision.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: From $3,631.00 per month
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Retirement plan
- Vision insurance
Work Location: In person
