Health Promotion Facilitator II: Remote & Cross-Sector Impact

Primary Care Alberta; Calgary; Teletrabalho; CAD 64 000 - 86 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Primary Care Alberta is seeking a Health Promotion Facilitator II to advance prevention, health promotion and health equity across Alberta. You will coordinate initiatives that connect primary care, social sectors and communities, guiding planning and evaluation with partners from PCNs and public health.

You will lead population health needs assessments, environmental scans, and knowledge translation to deliver practical tools and strengthen cross‑sector collaboration for improved health

Qualificações

• Minimum five years recent experience in population and public health or related field.
• Experience applying health equity and systems-thinking across health, community and social sectors.
• Ability to translate evidence into practical tools and resources for planning and action.

Responsabilidades

• Lead and coordinate health promotion initiatives using a population health approach.
• Conduct situational analyses, literature reviews and environmental scans.
• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders in planning, development, implementation and evaluation.
• Facilitate engagement and build capacity across partners to strengthen prevention and access to care.

Conhecimentos

Population health planning

Needs assessments

Environmental scans

Data analysis

Stakeholder engagement

Formação académica

Master's degree in Health Promotion, Public or Population Health, Health Education or a related field

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Primary Care Alberta is seeking a Health Promotion Facilitator II to advance prevention, health promotion and health equity across Alberta. You will coordinate initiatives that connect primary care, social sectors and communities, guiding planning and evaluation with partners from PCNs and public health.

You will lead population health needs assessments, environmental scans, and knowledge translation to deliver practical tools and strengthen cross‑sector collaboration for improved health