Community Health Worker

The community health worker will conduct outreach, maintain professional relationships with service providers, and represent the agency while providing essential health and psychosocial education to patients or members. They will also utilize health information technology for communication and service linkage, collect program evaluation data, and deliver the national diabetes prevention program curriculum.

Candidates need a bachelor's degree in a relevant field, or an equivalent combination of licensure/Certification and education, along with two years of experience providing direct services or linking individuals with behavioral health diagnoses to community services. Applicants must also demonstrate familiarity with and sensitivity to the needs of diverse populations and possess reliable personal transportation.