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The Diabetes Educator provides comprehensive diabetes education, nutrition counseling, and health and wellness education to patients, families, and community members in outpatient, inpatient, and community settings.
This position assesses educational and nutritional needs; develops, implements, evaluates, and documents individualized education and nutrition therapy plans; and provides evidence-based education to support diabetes management, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyle behaviors.
The Diabetes Educator provides comprehensive diabetes education, nutrition counseling, and health and wellness education to patients, families, and community members in outpatient, inpatient, and community settings. This position assesses educational and nutritional needs; develops, implements, evaluates, and documents individualized education and nutrition therapy plans; and provides evidence-based education to support diabetes management, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyle behaviors.
The Diabetes Educator demonstrates effective adult teaching and learning skills and serves as a resource to patients, families, staff, and the community. Excellent communication and public speaking skills are essential. The position promotes positive customer relations, collaborates with the healthcare team, participates in performance improvement initiatives, assists with staff education and training, and may direct or assign work to staff as appropriate.
The Diabetes Educator maintains professional competency through continuing education and exercises independent judgment in the performance of assigned responsibilities. The position serves as a role model for health promotion, wellness, and professional practice.