FAQs
What is the primary role of the Education Specialist - Birth & Family Education?
The primary role is to instruct pregnant families about the perinatal period through Childbirth Education Classes, as well as conduct infant care classes and provide inpatient antepartum education.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A High School Diploma or equivalent is required, along with at least 1 year of experience in teaching and facilitation of learning.
Is this position open to individuals without specific licensure?
Yes, licensure is not applicable for this position.
What types of classes and events will the Education Specialist conduct?
The Education Specialist will conduct Childbirth Education Classes, infant care classes, inpatient antepartum education, and may also facilitate support groups and conduct tours of the Women's Pavilion.
When was WakeMed Health & Hospitals established?
WakeMed Health & Hospitals was established in 1961.
What is the mission of WakeMed Health & Hospitals?
The mission is to improve the health and well-being of the community by providing outstanding and compassionate care.
Is there an opportunity to participate in community events through this position?
Yes, the Education Specialist participates in department-related efforts and events beyond conducting classes.
What are the main campuses associated with this position?
The position is associated with the Women’s Pavilion at each campus of WakeMed Health & Hospitals.
Does the position involve working with new parents?
Yes, the Education Specialist will work with families during the perinatal period, including new parents.
What type of support groups might the Education Specialist facilitate?
The Education Specialist may facilitate support groups relevant to pregnancy, childbirth, and infant care topics, helping families connect and share experiences.