About the role
Health educators work to spread knowledge about health, disease prevention, and the promotion of healthy living habits. They may have a background in public health science, nursing science, or other relevant higher education. Their work is often project-based and can take place within the public sector, private companies, or non-profit organizations.Responsibilities
Health educators are responsible for planning, implementing, and evaluating information and education initiatives. They collaborate with various target groups and stakeholders to raise awareness about health-related issues. They create and adapt materials and messages to reach out effectively and engagingly.Skills and tools
Health educators need good skills in communication, pedagogy, and health communication. They use tools such as digital platforms, presentation software, and social media to reach their audience. The ability to analyze and interpret health data is also important in their work.