The Seattle Childrens Community Health team partners with communities to promote wellbeing prevent injury and address social drivers of health. We serve children and families living in the Washington Alaska Montana Idaho (WAMI) region through equitable and community-responsive programming education and advocacy.
We are seeking a Community Health Educator to co-lead injury prevention education activities across Washington partnership with the Program Manager you will deliver clear trauma-informed and culturally responsive education on complex topics such as firearm injury and suicide prevention to a wide range of audiences. Our ideal candidate is a collaborative communicator who can bridge diverse perspectives reduce stigma and champion evidence-based prevention efforts.
This is a limited term position active through June 30 2027. Flexibility needed for evening and weekend event work.
Key responsibilities
- Develop and sustain collaborative partnerships with community organizations healthcare systems academic institutions volunteers and public health partners to co-create and deliver equitable culturally responsive programming. This includes coordinating and leading safe and secure firearm storage education and training events for different audiences across Washington state.
- Translate public health frameworks research and data into accessible plain-language education materials for community health partners community members and clinicians. You will review develop and distribute community education materials and quarterly program reports.
- Expand knowledge of and access to secure firearm storage resources and promote evidence-based practices to support the safety of children teens and young adults.
- Co-lead the design implementation and continuous improvement of injury prevention initiatives with an emphasis on firearm safety. This includes conducting literature reviews and applying and implementing emerging research into actionable evidence-based designs and interventions.
Required Education and Experience
Bachelors degree in Health Education Community Health Public Health or related field.
3 years healthcare experience or 1 year healthcare experience with a masters degree.
Washington Drivers License.
Preferred
Bilingual Spanish preferred.
Masters degree in Health Education Community Health Public Health or related field.
Certified Health Education Specialist or equivalent.
Experience crafting communications and resource materials for multiple audiences and modalities.
Experience adhering to editorial graphic and health literacy standards.
Experience managing multi-faceted projects with complex timelines.
Experience practicing and demonstrating cultural humility and health equity with diverse populations.
Compensation Range
$35.28 - $52.92 per hourSalary Information
This compensation range was calculated based on full-time employment (2080 hours worked per calendar year). Offers are determined by multiple factors including equity skills experience and expertise and may vary within the range provided.
Disclaimer for Out of State Applicants
This compensation range is specific to Seattle positions located outside of Seattle may be compensated differently depending on various factors.
Benefits Information
Seattle Childrens offers a generous benefit package including medical dental and vision plans 403(b) life insurance paid time off tuition reimbursement and more. Additional details on our benefits can be found on our website Us
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