6,452 Health educator jobs in United States
- Infection Prevention Nurse & Staff Educator
Aloha Nursing Rehab Centre3.8 ★Kaneohe, HI$87K - $90K (Employer est.)Easy Apply18d - RN -Infection Control/Educator - 95k+ 80 Beds /FREE Health/ 4 Wks. PTO!ROSEWOOD REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTERRensselaer, NY$95K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Public Health Nurse (RN)-FIMR
DAVIESS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL3.6 ★Washington, IN$49K - $73K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply12d - 24h
- 30d+
- Public Health Nurse
Wind River Family & Community Health Care3.5 ★Arapahoe, WY$61K - $88K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply30d+ - Physical Education Teacher (Inc. Special Ed.) Part Time - Immediate OpeningO'READYMohave Valley, AZ$30.00 - $45.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply17d
- High School Health Teacher - Part time
Saint John's Catholic Prep3.3 ★Buckeystown, MD$16K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - RN Instructor - Mental Health Nursing - (Full -Time)
Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts3.1 ★Concord, CA$99K - $120K (Employer est.)Easy Apply16d - Public Health Nurse II – Communicable Disease and Child HealthHyde County Health Dept.Swanquarter, NC$51K - $75K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- 24h
- Clinical Development / Infection Prevention Coordinator
Hale Kupuna Heritage Home3.7 ★Koloa, HI$88K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - RN/Public Health Nurse
Tazewell County Health Department3.8 ★Tremont, IL$24.16 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - 30d+
- Nurse, Program Manager - Community Health Nurse
UMWA Health & Retirement Funds3.4 ★Madisonville, KY$48K - $70K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply21d - 24h
- 14d
- Registered Nurse - Public HealthAshland County Health DepartmentAshland, OH$22.00 - $27.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Physical Education Teacher; Full Time; Grade 6-11 Aim Academy of Sci & Tech
Aim Academy of Science & TechnologyMinneapolis, MN$40K - $50K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - CERTIFIED Functional Medicine HEALTH COACH (Part-Time Virtual / Remote)
Amari Health2.1 ★Remote$25.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply1d
Job Outlook for Health Educator
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchAs healthcare providers continue to press the importance of exercise and preventive care to deter future health complications and expenses, demand for health educators has grown steadily over the past decade. Compounding this growth is the aging of the American population and the increasing prevalence of chronic illness. Health educators are expected to demonstrate strong interpersonal, communication, and problem-solving skills. In addition, most employers expect a bachelor’s degree in health education or health promotion.
Frequently asked questions
If you're interested in a health education career, Glassdoor can help you find a position that fits your preferences. Use Glassdoor's filters to locate a health educator job in your area. If you prefer to work from home, hone your search to just remote positions.
Tailor your search even more based on your experience. If you're new to the profession, filter for entry-level positions. If you've been a health educator for years and are looking for a new opportunity, search for lead health educator jobs. Explore part-time or full-time vacancies, depending on your schedule preference.
After you've taken such care in your search for the perfect positions, don't leave your interview performance to chance. You're used to helping others learn, but let Glassdoor do the same for you with our sample interview questions and answers for health educators.
As an educator, you know the importance of research. That applies to salary negotiations as well. The more you know about what constitutes a fair salary offer in the health education field, the better position you'll be in for salary negotiations. These are some issues to research:
- Find out what the average health educator salary is in your area. If you're interested in working remotely, determine the average remote salary.
- The number of years you've been in the profession affects the salary you'll be offered. Use Glassdoor's career path page for health educators to learn the salary range from entry to senior levels.
- Peruse your resume to be sure you've emphasized your skills that match those needed by health educators, such as CPR, excellent communication, and leadership. Highlight those and other matching skills during your interviews as well. Your skills matter when it comes to the salary you may be offered.
Part of the total salary package for any job includes benefits and perks. Benefits for health educators can vary by company or school district, but some common benefits are:
- Health, vision, and dental insurance
- Work-from-home option
- 401(k)
- Vacation and paid time off