The Coordinator, Nutrition Education will provide localized nutrition and health education in a variety of community settings and environments. They will assist in the design and implementation of Nutrition Education Programs and collaborate with the Nutrition Education and Programs team to provide localized nutrition education and healthy nudges programming across the food bank network and in conjunction with community partners.
Requirements
- Excel working in a fast-paced, evolving environment and demonstrate the ability to embrace the FTB’s commitment to treat all people with equity and respect in pursuit of our mission to feed people in need and mobilize our community to eliminate hunger
- Proficient in navigating and contributing effectively within a fast-paced, evolving public health environment. Demonstrates a commitment to upholding equity and respect in all interactions, aligning with the organization's mission to address hunger and mobilize community resources
- Completion of (or currently enrolled in) an Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) accredited program, pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Nutrition/Dietetics (or related field), supplemented by two or more years of relevant field experience (e.g., practicum, internship, or related work)
- Demonstrated expertise in public speaking, professional training, and group facilitation, with the proven ability to deliver clear, evidence-based nutrition presentations and conduct training sessions for diverse audiences, including professional and community groups
- Excellent ability to synthesize and articulate complex information clearly and concisely, both in professional oral and written communication formats (e.g., charting, grant proposals, educational materials)
- Proven experience engaging and building rapport with low-income and culturally diverse communities. Possesses a fundamental and practical understanding of the social determinants of health and the systemic barriers impacting vulnerable populations seeking nutritional and economic support. Knowledge of or expertise with groups who lack adequate housing is a plus
- Ability to work well with non-English speaking populations, in low-income areas, and with children and families, or seniors, etc. Bilingual Spanish is a plus
- Ability to independently manage multiple projects, taking the initiative to improve the program and smoothly coordinate it while maintaining a very collaborative work style with the Programs Team
- Proven ability to manage and document deliverables and data from a number of sources. Spreadsheet skills a must
- Ability to work constructively with individuals (agency staff, the public, and volunteers) from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds in culturally diverse work environments
- Proficient with Microsoft Word Office and Google Suite
- A demonstrated capacity for punctuality in regards to the submission of deliverables and upholding set working hours
- Clean driving record; possession of a valid Florida Driver’s license and willing to travel as needed across our 10-county service region
- Willing to actively participate in mission-driven programs, such as food distribution initiatives and disaster relief operations as needed
Benefits
- Paid Time Off
- Health Insurance
- Retirement Plan
