Certified health education specialist vs health education coordinator

Differences between certified health education specialist and health education coordinator duties and responsibilities

Certified health education specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage large databases, analyze records, perform literature reviews, prepare PowerPoint presentations, and interpret data for publication.
• Provide leadership in developing, marketing, and evaluating PowerPoint presentations, brochures, agendas, and calendars.
• Contribute to IEP and multidisciplinary meetings to coordinate, develop, and monitor special education services for students with emotional/behavioral disorders.
• Provide case management of enrollee participation to ensure completion of schedule mammograms and cervical testing.

Health education coordinator example responsibilities.

• Engage with members' telephonically, using motivational interviewing techniques to assist members' in achieving their health goals.
• Develop and implement educational programs for patients in a hospital or community setting.
• Provide information and refer services for organizations, patients and families/caregivers regarding practical and environmental needs.
• Educate local community via verbal presentations on nutrition guidelines and neonatal screenings by creating PowerPoint presentations and visual aids.
• Organize the Latino community to promote awareness on the use/abuse of alcohol and its relationship to domestic violence.