Campus Health Education & Wellness Coordinator

Eastern Washington University; Cheney (WA); On-site; USD 49,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Eastern Washington University in Cheney seeks a Health Education Coordinator to provide consultative services, information, and education on health promotion to EWU students and campus groups.

The role leads health education topics such as sexual assault prevention, STI prevention, mental health, and alcohol and other drugs, using research-based approaches to encourage behavior change and coordinating peer health staff.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in health education, health promotion, public health, or a related field.
• Experience working with diverse populations on a college campus.
• Experience developing, coordinating, and evaluating evidence-informed health education programs and resources.
• Proficiency in public speaking and delivering presentations to groups.
• Involvement in peer education, student leadership, or mentoring.

Responsibilities

• Provide health education and programming on campus based on student needs.
• Deliver presentations in person and online to students and campus groups.
• Supervise peer health advisors, student employees, and volunteers.
• Collaborate with campus partners to advance health outcomes for students.
• Record and report evaluation metrics for health promotion activities.

Skills

Public speaking

Program coordination

Evaluation skills

Diversity experience

Peer education leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in health education, health promotion, public health, or a related field

Master's degree in health education, health promotion, public health, or a related field

Tools

Canvas

Zoom

Job description

Eastern Washington University in Cheney seeks a Health Education Coordinator to provide consultative services, information, and education on health promotion to EWU students and campus groups.

The role leads health education topics such as sexual assault prevention, STI prevention, mental health, and alcohol and other drugs, using research-based approaches to encourage behavior change and coordinating peer health staff.