Educator — School-Based Health Education

Job overview

The Educator role is onsite in Kirksville, MO, averaging 36 hours per week; the posting states that remote work is not available. Compensation is not specified. Lifeline’s mission is to provide tangible support, relationship skills, and education to people affected by unexpected pregnancy, including school-based prevention education. The educator presents curriculum to students in grades 5–12 at regional middle and high schools, helping teens learn healthy relationship skills, abuse prevention, and sexual health. The role also plans presentation resources, maintains program records, contributes to materials and evaluation, and represents Lifeline through public relations and speaking opportunities.

What you'll do

• Conduct classroom presentations
• plan and manage presentation resources
• stay current on curriculum updates, training, and research
• enter program records to assist evaluation
• help create and enhance program materials
• promote Lifeline at events and through public speaking.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

kirksville mo

lifeline services

educator

school-based education

grades 5–12

healthy relationships

abuse prevention

sexual health education

classroom presentations

public speaking

36 hours weekly average

in-person

missouri driver's license

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Paid vacation, personal/sick time, parental leave, holidays, sabbatical leave, cell phone stipend, retirement match, health insurance, tuition discount, company vehicle access for program travel, and paid training.

Why this role

Requires a minimum two-academic-year commitment, a valid Missouri driver’s license, and agreement with Lifeline’s statements of faith and principle; training and REAL Essentials curriculum certification are provided.

About the employer

Lifeline Services is hiring for this role. Industry: Other Individual and Family Services. Sector: 62.