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Health Educator - OBGYN (part-time, limited)

Part-time

UCLA Health

Los Angeles, CAPart-time$28.27–53.4/hrSeen 3w agoSeen in employer's feed 1w ago

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Compensation
$28.27–53.4/hr
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Schedule
Part-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Job overview

The UCLA OB/GYN Title X Program seeks a dynamic Health Educator to deliver reproductive health education and contraceptive counseling, build community partnerships, and conduct outreach events. The role involves presenting to diverse groups, updating evidence‑based materials, and working independently while supporting the Program Manager in advancing sexual and reproductive health initiatives.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

CommunicationPublic SpeakingInterpersonal SkillsWordExcelPowerPointReproductive Health KnowledgeCommunity Outreach

Qualifications

Knowledge in Reproductive Health and/or Prevention EducationAbility to Work Independently With Little SupervisionExcellent Written and Verbal Communication SkillsWorking Knowledge of PC Software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)Ability to Establish and Maintain Excellent Working Relationships With Community Individuals and Health Center StaffAbility to Present Educational Information on Sensitive Topics in a Professional and Nonjudgmental MannerAvailability for Occasional Nights and Weekends for Events as NeededAbility to Secure Reliable Form of TransportationPrevious Experience in Sexual and Reproductive Health Education, Family Planning, Community Health, or Related FieldPrevious Experience Delivering Educational Presentations or Facilitating Group Education Sessions

Full job description

Description

The UCLA OB/GYN Title X Program is seeking a dynamic,

engaging, and motivated Health Educator to support reproductive health

education and community outreach efforts. This role is ideal for someone who is

passionate about advancing reproductive and sexual health, enjoys connecting

with communities, and is comfortable discussing sensitive topics in a

professional and nonjudgmental manner.

Working closely with the Program Manager, the Health

Educator will provide reproductive health education and contraceptive counseling

to patients in the OB/GYN clinic, develop and maintain partnerships with

community organizations, participate in outreach events, and deliver

educational presentations to community groups. The Health Educator will also

assist with reviewing and updating educational materials to ensure they are

evidence-based, culturally responsive, and aligned with program goals.

The ideal candidate is an excellent communicator with

strong public speaking and interpersonal skills who is confident presenting to

groups of varying sizes and engaging individuals from all backgrounds.

Experience in sexual and reproductive health education, family planning, or

community health is strongly preferred

Hourly salary range: 28.27 - 53.40

This is a limited, part-time appointment that may

convert to career.Qualifications

Knowledge in reproductive health and/or prevention

education Required

Ability to work independently with little supervision

Required

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Required

Working knowledge of PC software (Word, Excel,

PowerPoint) Required

Ability to establish and maintain excellent working

relationships with individuals in the community, other professionals, and

health center staff. Required

Ability to present educational information on

sensitive topics in a professional and nonjudgmental manner. Required

Available occasional nights and weekends for events,

as needed. Required

Ability to secure reliable form of transportation.

Required

Previous experience in sexual and reproductive health

education, family planning, community health, or related field. Preferred

Previous experience delivering educational

presentations or facilitating group education sessions. Preferred

UCLA Health welcomes all individuals, without regard to race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin or disabilities, and we proudly look to each person’s unique achievements and experiences to further set us apart.

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