Diabetes Program Coordinator- Quality Resources

The diabetes education program coordinator provides direct patient care, including personalized self-Management education, training, and support to patients and families with diabetes. This role involves developing educational programs, serving as a resource specialist, optimizing care delivery, and participating in quality improvement activities to maintain program accreditation.

Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree in a health-Care related field and have more than five years of relevant healthcare or education experience. Required certifications include a licensed dietitian (Rd/Ld) or registered nurse (Rn), with the cert diabetes educator (Cde) certification required within one year of the start date.