Community Outreach Education Specialist / Multicultural Donation Education Program/MDEP

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Summary :

Working in the field in Albany, GA Area)

Primary responsibility is to work within established LifeLink Foundation policies, procedures and protocols to function as a Multicultural Donation Education Program / MDEP representative throughout assigned the territory.

Through the application of approved public affairs program standards, establish a high level of confidence and maintain a positive working relationship with key external Multicultural partners (universities and colleges, religious / faith-based organizations, civic organizations, social media platforms) personnel within the assigned geographic territory, with the ultimate goal of increasing organ / tissue donation through increased donor registrations in multicultural and diverse communities.

The Community Education Specialist will support community-based activities that will increase organ, eye, and tissue donation, literacy, and access to initiatives, communication, and engagement in multicultural and diverse communities.

Primary responsibility is to work within established LifeLink Foundation policies, procedures and protocols to function as a Multicultural Donation Education Program / MDEP representative throughout assigned the territory.

Candidate must reside in or near the Savannah area to facilitate, host, and participate in daily meetings, initiatives, and events dedicated to the region.

These meetings often take place throughout the day, in the evenings, and on weekends.

Responsibilities :

• Support the mission, vision, and value of LifeLink and adhere to its policies and procedures in carrying out the responsibilities of this position.
• Support strategic initiatives composed by Director, Manager, and MDEP Team to drive high performance deliverables to meet organizational and embedded MDEP goals.
• In conjunction with Public Affairs staff, coordinate and / or participate in media interviews as directed.
• Maintain tracking and evaluation systems to assess results of MDEP activities and donor registrations.
• Compose and deliver formal MDEP presentations, both verbally and in writing.
• Contribute to completion of monthly and annual MDEP reports.
• Participate with local volunteer programs.
• Represent LifeLink through presentations, health fairs, events, etc. to local professional, civic, educational, and / or religious organizations, to name a few.
• Work collaboratively with internal LifeLink departments, as needed.
• Participate and serve on at least one national committee through Association for Multicultural Affairs in Transplantation, Donate Life America and / or Donate Life Georgia.
• Assist in other duties as assigned by the supervisor Identify new opportunities and workplace partnerships to introduce and heighten awareness within selected targeted communities.
• Serve as a resource for health professionals and the community regarding minority donation and transplantation issues.

Requirements :

• Knowledge normally acquired through the completion of a four-year college program.
• Ability to apply sound judgment, maintain an open line of communication with supervisor.
• Demonstrated presentation skills, strong verbal and written skills. Bilingual a plus.
• Requires ability to meet deadlines and be detail oriented.
• Education Specialists are required to occasionally attend meetings at the Norcross office as needed.
• Skills to interact with management, staff and outside contacts.
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.
• Must have a reliable, personal vehicle with good driving record and current state license.
• Demonstrated experience developing community-based programs and events.
• Ability to lift and transport up to 40lbs, with assistance utilizing appropriate equipment.

Working Conditions

Pleasant, team-oriented working environment. Routinely works customary hours although deadlines, special events, presentations, etc.

may require extended working hours. Extensive travel within service area required. Routine confidentiality must be practiced.

LifeLink is a proud Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).