Description

Community Education and Healthcare Access:

Collaborates with community members, stakeholders, private and public organizations, and government agencies to improve community health.
Facilitates evidence-based programs (e.g., diabetes prevention, fall prevention, chronic disease self-management) to promote positive lifestyle behaviors and safety.
Community Screenings and Immunizations:

Attends screening and immunization programs, which may occur on evenings and weekends, alongside team members, providers, volunteers, and community partners.
Administers community-based vaccinations (e.g., flu shots, COVID vaccines).
Maintains accurate documentation, vital records, infection control standards, and a safe environment.
Responds effectively in emergency situations, including initiating CPR and calling 911.
Outreach Responsibilities:

Attends community events, including evenings and weekends, to educate on health topics.
Acts as a community health representative in conjunction with department team members.
Community Health Per Diem Pool Guidelines:

Schedules are considered a commitment; events canceled without seven (7) days notice count as an occurrence. Two occurrences in six months may result in removal from the pool.
Must work a minimum of two events per month and at least two cholesterol events per year.
One shift per quarter must be a weekend event (four events per year).
CPR certification is required.
Must maintain current Maryland licenses and certifications as applicable.

Requirements

Qualifications:

Licensure as a Registered Nurse in Maryland, or eligible under Nurse Compact agreements.
12 years of relevant experience in community health (preferred).
Current CPR certification.
Valid State Drivers License.