Provides support and assistance to eligible applicants/participants by performing nutrition activities related to nutritional risk factors, including selecting and providing basic and/or customized supplemental food packages to participants while providing individualized nutrition education based on the assessment of health and nutrition information obtained. In addition, performs applicant/participant eligibility and certification; provide explanation of the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program, its benefits, and basic nutrition education to participants; and enters and retrieves participation information in an automated information system.
Requirements
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High school diploma or GED equivalent. Associate degree Health or Social Services preferred
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Cross-training required to ensure the integrity of the WIC program.
Qualifications
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At least two years’ experience in related field, preferred
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Spanish bilingual, preferred but not required
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Must obtain or remain compliant on nutrition or para-professional training curriculum
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Must obtain or remain compliant on blood pathology training
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Must be able to maintain a heavy caseload
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Must be able to lift 15 pounds
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Must be able to prioritize day-to-day operations
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Requires traveling to various WIC sites
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Must be a highly self-motivated individual
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Must maintain confidential records and data
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Must provide superior customer service
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Must maintain a professional attitude and appearance that positively represents the Nation
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Requires a high level of personal integrity and ethics
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Requires a high level of problem-solving skills
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Requires willingness and ability to learn new skills, including travel to conferences and training sessions
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Requires ability to use Microsoft Office Suite programs
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Requires good interpersonal communication and team work skills
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Must be able to pass a criminal background check
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Must be able to pass drug/alcohol testing
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Must have a valid driver’s license and clean driving record – will be required to drive GSA or tribal vehicles