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Health education is the practice of teaching individuals and communities about topics like nutrition, disease prevention, reproductive health, and healthy behaviors, typically through schools, community organizations, or health departments. Certified health education specialists (CHES) design curricula and outreach programs aimed at improving public knowledge and encouraging healthier lifestyle choices. It's a foundational tool used in public health to reduce chronic disease and promote wellness at a population level.

Health Education in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Registered Nurse (Specialty Care) -Outpatient

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Charlotte, NC · $82,449 – $152,684

This outpatient nursing role focuses on gastrointestinal specialty care in a VA clinic, where you'll manage patient procedures, coordinate with your team, and oversee support staff. It suits experienced registered nurses seeking a structured federal healthcare environment with strong benefits and a stable Monday–Friday schedule.

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PRIMARY PREVENTION SPECIALIST (PREV WF) (TITLE 5)

Army National Guard Units

Sedalia, MO · $74,678 – $97,087

This National Guard role leads integrated primary prevention programs focused on harm and abuse prevention, requiring coordination with military units and community agencies. It suits someone with a background in behavioral or social sciences who can develop prevention strategies, train personnel, and evaluate program effectiveness across organizational levels.

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RN Ambulatory – Allergy

Cleveland Clinic

Full-time · Cleveland, OH

This ambulatory nursing role supports allergy and immunology patients at Cleveland Clinic's main campus, involving assessments, medication administration, patient education, and coordination with physicians in a Monday–Friday day schedule. The position suits nurses seeking stable clinical work in a specialized outpatient setting with professional development support and no weekend shifts.

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Nurse PACT

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Mount Vernon, IL · $69,904 – $129,393

A registered nurse will manage comprehensive primary care for a panel of veterans in this outpatient women's health clinic, coordinating care across the continuum and leading patient education and self-management initiatives. The role suits nurses with primary care experience who thrive in team-based settings and want to work with the veteran population.

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NURSING (CASE MANAGER) (T32)

Army National Guard Units

Birmingham, AL · $75,431 – $98,066

This is a military nursing role focused on managing the health readiness of National Guard service members, helping them understand medical limitations and coordinate their care across military and civilian providers. The position suits experienced registered nurses comfortable working in a military structure who want to support soldiers' medical and deployment readiness through case management and health education.

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Registered Nurse - Outpatient Staff-Specialty

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Rolla, MO · $71,493 – $141,751

This Veterans Affairs position offers a specialty care nurse an opportunity to lead complex outpatient programs while supporting peer development and evidence-based practice improvements in a newly opening facility. The role suits experienced nurses seeking stable federal employment with strong benefits and a Monday-to-Friday schedule.

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Nurse (Caregiver Support Coordinator)

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Durham, NC · $82,819 – $155,103

This role leads caregiver support initiatives at a VA facility, coordinating services for Veterans and their family caregivers, including program development, education, home visits, and interdisciplinary collaboration. It suits nurses with leadership experience who want to focus on supporting the caregiver population within a federal healthcare system.

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