Maternal Cardiometabolic Health Educator

University of Missouri-Columbia; Columbia Township (MO); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental & Vision

Retirement

Paid Time Off

Disability Insurance

Paid Parental Leave

Paid caregiver leave

Education fee discounts

Job summary

The University of Missouri-Columbia seeks a Nurse Health Educator to support the Maternal Health Access Project within the Center for Child Well-Being and the Department of Psychiatry.

The role involves developing education for healthcare professionals, coordinating telehealth workflows, and collaborating with the Maternal-Fetal Care Center to improve maternal cardiometabolic care in Missouri.

Qualifications

• Three (3) years of clinical experience with knowledge of medical terminology, diagnoses, treatment protocols, and disease processes.
• Master of Social Work or nursing licensure options required as listed under One Of The Following.
• Preferred qualifications include maternal health expertise and experience educating professionals.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver education for healthcare professionals on cardiometabolic conditions during pregnancy and postpartum.
• Create provider toolkits, nursing protocols, patient education materials, quick-reference guides, and resources for evidence-based care.
• Serve as the primary clinical contact for participating practices and support implementation of evidence-based practices.
• Coordinate telehealth protocols and workflows to support timely consultation with MFM physicians.

Skills

Clinical experience

Nursing terminology

Maternal health care

Education

Master of Social Work (MSW)

LMSW or LCSW licensure

RN Licensure (Missouri or Compact)

OT licensure

SLP licensure with CCC (ASHA)

PT licensure

Job description

The University of Missouri-Columbia seeks a Nurse Health Educator to support the Maternal Health Access Project within the Center for Child Well-Being and the Department of Psychiatry.

The role involves developing education for healthcare professionals, coordinating telehealth workflows, and collaborating with the Maternal-Fetal Care Center to improve maternal cardiometabolic care in Missouri.