Health Education Coordinator – Part Time

Under the general supervision of the Program Director, the Health Education Coordinator will develop and lead substance abuse, violence prevention, and health programs/activities for youth of different ages in a trauma-sensitive environment. This position is part-time at 10 hours per week (not including summer).

Key Roles:

• Teach health education classes for youth and teens
• Guide various student enrichment activities
• Plan and execute health program events and activities for youth
• Network with various organizations
• Work with a variety of internal and external teams to promote learning and facilitate programs/projects around new initiatives.
• Communicate with program director and staff about class schedules, program needs, objectives, etc.
• Help implement program assessment and evaluation through talking to students, participating in observations, administering surveys and reflecting on teaching practice.
• Provide guidance and role modeling to members.
• Demonstrate leadership to assure conduct, safety and development of members.
• Ensure productive and effective work environment.
• Monitor program areas to ensure member safety.
• May participate in special programs or events.
• Participate in individual supervision, staff meetings, and organization training.

In addition to the specific professional job duties, must also possess the ability to:

• Be passionate about health education and working with youth
• Be self-motivated, industrious and confident taking initiative.
• Communicate clearly and kindly with co-workers, parents, and kids.
• Be dedicated to social justice & culturally-responsive teaching.

SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:

• High School Diploma required. Bachelor’s degree preferred.
• A minimum of one year’s experience in program planning/development in health education or related field.
• Ability to work with youth ages 8-18.
• Knowledge of anti-drug education and best practices.
• Knowledge of the current youth landscape regarding drug use/abuse.
• Effectively use Microsoft Word, Outlook mail and Outlook calendar.
• Work effectively with volunteers, parents, school officials and other community members.
• Represent the Club positively in the community.
• Should be able to lift 25 pounds.
• Ability to pass a DOJ fingerprint clearance, be CPR and First Aid certified.
  
  

Please send resume AND cover letter to rwatters@alamedabgc.org.