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Apidel Technologies

Oral Health Educator

Indianapolis, IN

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The Oral Health Educator will play a pivotal role in promoting oral health awareness and education across skilled nursing facilities, schools, early learning centers, and community settings. Oral ...

Trinity Health

$159K - $985K/yr

Job Opportunity: Chief of Oral Health Our organization is seeking a full-time oral and ... Collaborating with community organizations * Supporting and promoting clinically focused research ...

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To thrive in Community Oral Health, you need a background in dental hygiene, public health education, and strong assessment skills, often supported by a degree in dental hygiene or public health and relevant licensure or certification. Familiarity with dental screening tools, community outreach platforms, and electronic health record systems is common in this role. Excellent communication, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to build trust in diverse populations set outstanding candidates apart. These competencies are vital for effectively promoting oral health, delivering preventive services, and addressing disparities within the community.

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Community Oral Health Promoter

Community Oral Health Promoter

CommonSpirit Health

Chandler, AZ • On-site

Full-time

Posted 24 days ago

CommonSpirit Health rating

7.1

Company rating: 7.1 out of 10

Based on 503 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

372nd of 870 rated healthcare providers

Job description

Hello Humankindness

Imagine working in an environment where your experience and dedication truly makes a difference, guided by Dignity Health's profound values: Dignity, Justice, Stewardship, Collaboration, and Quality. Here, patient-first care isn't just a motto – it's our daily practice. As a leading 443-bed acute care hospital, we champion interdisciplinary teamwork and the highest standards of safety, because our patients, and you, deserve nothing less.

For over 50 years, Chandler Regional Medical Center (CRMC) has been a trusted partner to the vibrant East Valley community. This means you'll be joining a stable, growing organization with a rich history of service and innovation. We're passionate about your professional growth, offering extensive training, comprehensive resources, and abundant career advancement opportunities to help you reach your full potential.

If you're a dedicated, compassionate professional eager for a dynamic, patient-centered career with one of Arizona's 'Most Admired Companies,' and you thrive in a truly supportive environment, we invite you to discover how your passion can transform lives at CRMC. Explore our opportunities and become a part of a team that celebrates you.


As our Community Oral Health Promoter, you will be a vital force in advancing oral health education and access within our diverse communities, specifically for children, families, and underserved populations. This grant-funded role involves collaborating with providers to deliver culturally and linguistically appropriate oral health instruction, bridging gaps in care, and empowering individuals to adopt healthier oral habits.

Every day you will conduct engaging, age-appropriate oral health education sessions in community settings, thoroughly answering questions and addressing concerns with accurate and current health information. You will provide practical demonstrations, distribute health resource materials, and assist with curriculum development, implementation, and evaluation. 

To be successful in this role, you will have a High School Graduate or GED qualification. Experience working with underserved populations, diverse cultures, and young children is essential. Preferred qualifications include 1-2 years of health and/or dental background and experience working in a grant-funded program. You must possess a current AZ Driver's License and BLS-CPR certification upon hire. The ability to read, write, speak, and understand both English and Spanish is required, along with basic computer skills and excellent written/verbal communication skills.

  • Assist providers with educating patients and parents in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner.
  • Present age-appropriate education and resources to children, parents and caregivers in a thorough and concise manner that follows program protocol.
  • Answer participants' questions and concerns with accurate and current health information.
  • Provide evidence-based oral health education and services to Dignity Health Community Integration programs as requested.
  • Assist staff as needed to complete scheduled clinics/educational sessions, including transportation of supplies, clinic set up and clean up.
  • Attend and transport materials to educational sessions, health fairs and program events at various locations.

Required

  • High School Graduate/GED
  • Experience working with under-served populations, diverse cultures and young children
  • One to two (1-2) years health and/or dental background 
  • American Heart Association Basic Life Support
  • Arizona Driver's License
  • Able to read, write, speak, and understand both English and Spanish


Preferred

  • Associates Other in science or in a health related field 
  • Experience working in a grant funded program
  • Certified medical interpreter

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