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Director of Health Education and Promotion
Emory University Student Health Services
Emory University Student Health Services seeks qualified candidates for 
Director of Health Education and Promotion. The Director reports to the 
Executive Director of Student Health and Counseling Services, oversees a 
department of four health education and clinical professionals, and 
collaborates with healthcare and Campus Life professionals. Frequent 
evening and occasional weekend work is required.

The successful candidate will have proven skills in leadership, 
developing and implementing health education and wellness 
programming/presentations, delivering presentations to students, and 
counseling students on personal health concerns. Candidates must have a 
master's or PhD in health education, public health, social work or a 
related field, five years of related experience, and supervisory 
experience.

Emory University is recognized internationally as an inquiry-driven, 
ethically engaged, and diverse community whose members work 
collaboratively for positive transformation in the world through 
courageous leadership in teaching, research, scholarship, health care, 
and social action. The University consists of an outstanding liberal 
arts college, highly ranked professional schools, and one of the larger 
and more comprehensive healthcare systems in the Southeast.

Emory is enriched by the legacy and energy of Atlanta, whose downtown is 
located 15 minutes away. There are 11,800 students enrolled at Emory, 
about half pursuing undergraduate degrees in the liberal arts, nursing, 
or business and the rest enrolled in graduate and professional programs, 
including Medicine, Nursing, Law, Theology, Public Health, Business, 
Arts and Sciences, and Allied Health. A palpable sense of community and 
social connection exists on campus; and because of Emory's size, 
students are nurtured in a way not possible at larger institutions.

The mission of Emory University Student Health Services (EUSHS) is to 
empower students to take responsibility for their health and to 
complement the academic mission of the university by providing unified 
services that are comprehensive, accessible and result in a healthy 
campus culture. This mission is accomplished via the following 
strategies: * Providing high quality, accessible, cost effective 
clinical and health education services that address students' health and 
wellness needs. * Providing a professional and positive environment for 
meeting students' health needs. * Maintaining a program that is 
sensitive to student/consumer needs, driven by strategic planning, and 
subject to systematic evaluation.

This mission is fulfilled through three operational areas: primary 
medical care, mental health and counseling, and health education and 
promotion.

Emory University Student Health Services is accredited by the American 
Association of Ambulatory Health Care Centers and is one of only two 
college/university health centers in the state of Georgia to be 
accredited by a major healthcare quality assurance agency.

Closing date: 6/10/2005
Start date: 8/1/2005
Candidates should send a letter of interest with resume and a list of 
three professional references to: Michael J. Huey, MD, Executive 
Director, Emory University Student Health Services, 1525 Clifton Road, 
Atlanta, GA 30322 or by e-mail to .  Fax: 404-712-2489.

Emory University is an EEO/AA employer.

For an overview of benefits available to Emory University employees, 
please see http://emory.hr.emory.edu/benefits.nsf

For more information about Emory University, please see www.emory.edu.