Resposibilities of a trained health educator


The group that provides health education is health educators. These professionals differ from health teachers in that they focus on behavior change and do not work in a school class format. Health educators may work with individuals or groups.
  • Develop health education programs    
  • Coordinate health education programs
  • Implement health education programs
  • Build coalitions
  • Identify resources
  • Make referrals
  • Develop audio, visual, print and electronic materials
  • Conduct research
  • Write scholarly articles
  • Write grants
  • Develop social marketing and mass media campaigns
  • Organize/ mobilize communities for action
  • Handle controversial health issues/content
  • Assess individual and community needs
  • Plan health education programs
  • Manage health education programs & personnel
  • Evaluate health education programs
  • Advocate for health related issues
  • Encourage healthy behavior
  •  Use a variety of education/training methods

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