Healthy Step Specialist

The specialist promotes positive parenting and healthy development for babies and toddlers, especially in low-Income communities, by consulting with pediatric providers and integrating into the primary care team. Key duties involve consulting with families on behavioral concerns, implementing core healthy steps components, and collaborating with medical professionals on care coordination and education.

A bachelor's degree is required, though a master's degree is preferred, in a relevant field like psychology or social work, coupled with knowledge of early childhood development and parent-Child relationships. Candidates must possess strong skills in communication, data entry, motivational interviewing, and the ability to work effectively with diverse populations and medical staff.