Campus Wellbeing Initiatives Coordinator

Vanderbilt University; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Vanderbilt University seeks a Campus Behavioral Health Initiatives Coordinator to advance health promotion, prevention, and early intervention across campus. The role coordinates programs, resources, and outreach, collaborating with CAPS and campus partners to strengthen wellbeing and student success.

With a bachelor’s degree and 3–4 years in relevant programs, you’ll support trainings, donor reporting, and evidence-informed initiatives, reporting to the Associate Director for Campus Behavioral

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree is necessary.
• Master’s degree in Public Health, Health Education, Social Work, Counseling, or related field is strongly preferred.
• CHES/M-CHES or CPH certification is preferred; certification may be obtained during employment.

Responsibilities

• Maintain the SCN trainings request process and track requests.
• Coordinate the SCN calendar and campus wellbeing events.
• Support planning, coordination, and execution of trainings and events, including contracts and logistics.
• Collaborate with CAPS and campus partners on training content and outreach.
• Support donor-funded wellbeing initiatives and donor reporting.
• Use assessment findings to inform program improvement and decision making.
• Participate in divisional initiatives and events such as Move-In Day.

Skills

Public health knowledge

Health education experience

Program coordination

Partnership development

Communication skills

Data evaluation experience

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree (preferred)

CHES / M-CHES or CPH certification (preferred)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Vanderbilt University seeks a Campus Behavioral Health Initiatives Coordinator to advance health promotion, prevention, and early intervention across campus. The role coordinates programs, resources, and outreach, collaborating with CAPS and campus partners to strengthen wellbeing and student success.

With a bachelor’s degree and 3–4 years in relevant programs, you’ll support trainings, donor reporting, and evidence-informed initiatives, reporting to the Associate Director for Campus Behavioral