Childbirth Educator, non-RN

• Participate in the development, implementation, and evaluation of community education programs for child care, siblings, and women's health
• Coordinate, plan, implement, and evaluate special programs as required
• Teach and conduct education programs related to women's and child health
• Assess participants' skills and use appropriate teaching methods and media
• Prepare and present education sessions and practical instruction
• Consult with Women's Health Services leaders or designees on additional programs
• Attend meetings to discuss program content, evaluations, and revisions
• Evaluate program effectiveness through surveys and direct observation
• Submit program evaluations and review summaries for continuous improvement
• Maintain attendance, evaluation, and participant metrics records
• Notify appropriate referral agencies of participant attendance as required
• Prepare rooms, equipment, and materials
• Maintain current knowledge of teaching techniques, content, procedures, and developments in training and education
• Focus on safety, quality, and efficiency as part of a High Reliability Organization

• Associate's Degree (Required)
• Current degree or teaching experience in child development care and child/adult learning principles
• Communication skills necessary to conduct formal classroom training programs
• Knowledge of principles and concepts regarding program content, normally acquired through a child care development degree or related field
• Two to three years of previous experience
• Three to six months of time in the role
• Variable work shift availability
• Availability to work scheduled hours as needed

Demonstrates expertise in developing and implementing community education programs focused on women's and child health, utilizing effective teaching methods and evaluation techniques. Maintains strong communication skills and knowledge of child development principles to enhance program effectiveness.

• Community Education Program Development
• Teaching Experience in Women's and Child Health
• Program Evaluation and Improvement
• Communication Skills for Classroom Training
• Child Development Care Knowledge

• Program Implementation
• Participant Assessment
• Education Session Preparation
• Teaching Methods
• Program Content Knowledge
• Evaluation Metrics Maintenance
• Safety and Quality Focus
• Child/Adult Learning Principles
• Continuous Improvement Techniques
• Attendance Record Keeping

• Effective Communication
• Collaboration
• Organizational Skills
• Adaptability
• Interpersonal Skills

• Associate's Degree

• Child Care
• Women's Health
• High Reliability Organization
• Community Education
• Training and Education
• Program Effectiveness
• Formal Classroom Training
• Participant Metrics
• Referral Agencies
• Teaching Techniques