Temporary Public Health Educator I: Community Outreach

Austin, Texas; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Work-life balance programs

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Austin Animal Services is seeking a detail‑oriented health education specialist to develop and evaluate public information programs in support of animal welfare and community health. You will communicate with volunteers, coordinate training efforts, and present information to diverse audiences to promote responsible pet ownership and public safety.

The role emphasizes planning surveys, producing educational materials, and collaborating with city departments to improve outcomes for animals and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in health education, nursing or related field with related experience.
• Two years of experience in a field related to health education; substitution allowed.
• Bilingual in Spanish is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Write informational reports and reference materials for public audiences.
• Refer citizens to appropriate agency or program as needed.
• Develop and evaluate plans and criteria for various projects and programs.
• Speak before public groups as a city representative.
• Plan and conduct public information and education campaigns.
• Design visual materials and training tools; prepare clear reports.
• Coordinate with city departments and manage volunteer activities.

Skills

Public speaking

Written reports

Customer service

Interagency coordination

Training methods

Education

Bachelor's degree in health education or related field

Job description

Austin Animal Services is seeking a detail‑oriented health education specialist to develop and evaluate public information programs in support of animal welfare and community health. You will communicate with volunteers, coordinate training efforts, and present information to diverse audiences to promote responsible pet ownership and public safety.

The role emphasizes planning surveys, producing educational materials, and collaborating with city departments to improve outcomes for animals and