Kaiser Permanente·Orange, California
The Health Educator assesses, designs, and implements health education programs while coordinating services and providing direct instruction to members. They also develop culturally appropriate materials and consult with medical staff to support community health initiatives.
Assesses, designs, implements, presents, and evaluates health education programs and services.
Conducts needs assessments, establishes priorities, designs, implements, and evaluates basic health education programs, protocols, and standards Coordinates a wide range of health education services, including establishing effective referral and publicity systems, monitoring quality and documentation, providing scheduling and logistical support, and facilitating use of community services to promote the delivery of cost effective health education services. Provides direct group or one-on-one health education services to members and the public. Reviews, develops, and recommends high quality, culturally appropriate written and audio visual health education materials. Consults with physicians and staff regarding related health education services. Coordinates health information projects such as program catalogs, newsletter, informational displays and community health events. Specializes in a specific area of health education (e.g. HIV nutrition, chronic disease, health promotion) as required. Prepares reports, grants, proposals, and documentation as assigned. Participates in establishing department strategic goals and priorities. Other duties as assigned.
Two (2) years of recent teaching/program planning. Previous experience in providing and coordinating health education services. Knowledge of behavior change, adult learning theory. Curriculum and materials development. Demonstrated ability to use effective verbal and written communication skills. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred. PC skills Previous individual, small group and large group/classroom training/teaching experience.
Must successfully pass or have passed the bilingual test (within the last 12 months), or be active in the QBS program.
Candidates must hold a Master's degree in a related field or specific professional certifications, along with at least one year of experience in health education. Proficiency in both English and Spanish is required, as is demonstrated knowledge of behavior change and adult learning theories.
Market context
In California, bilingual Health Educator II roles often reflect steady demand in communities serving diverse patient populations and public health programs. These positions are competitive because employers typically look for a master’s degree or specific certifications, one year of health education experience, and strong English-Spanish communication grounded in behavior change and adult learning theory. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm fit, then tailor your application to show bilingual outreach and education experience.