Well-Being Specialist

Discover Your Career at Emory University: Description:

• Designs, develops, communicates, and executes an annual health and well-being programming plan, in alignment with Emory's (Healthy Emory) strategic goals and priorities.
• Monitors, evaluates, and responds to program measurements and Emory employee and spouse feedback, including operations and quality, to drive continuous quality improvement initiatives and goals.
• Serves as an integrated partner and guides employees/spouses to appropriate resources and offerings in partnership with the internal team.
• Engages and partners with stakeholders and internal groups (Diversity & Inclusion, Employee Resource Groups, etc.) to build and support a culture of well-being.
• Leverages community partnerships to support Emory's goals, including initiatives related to social determinants of health, diversity and inclusion, health, and holistic well-being (mental, physical, social, community, financial, and safety well-being).
• Collaborates with Emory's internal team and vendor partners to identify creative solutions for health awareness and engagement and to drive utilization of the suite of health, benefits, and well-being offerings.
• Builds, nurtures, and drives engagement through a Well-being Champions Network across Emory.
• Supports Healthy Emory Connect platform enrollment and ongoing engagement with associated solutions, resources, and partners.
• Supports implementation of health promotion programs, including health screenings, flu shots, and open enrollment events.
• Drives localized health engagement and awareness through educational opportunities and creative programming.
• Conducts regular data assessment and reporting to internal and external stakeholders to define opportunities, track impact, and determine the next best steps.
• Collaborates with other support teams, including Marketing, Product, Business Operations, and Customer Service partners with Emory peers to share best practices and opportunities to drive best-in-class services to our employees.
• Performs related responsibilities as required.

• Bachelor's degree in Public Health, Community Health, Nutrition, Exercise Physiology, or other health-related field and two years of work experience related to health and well-being or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
• One or more health-related certifications are strongly preferred (i.e., well-being, personal trainer, dietitian, nutrition, etc.).
• Excellent time management, communication, presentation, and customer service skills.
• Experience working with incentive programs and/or a vendor platform preferred.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office systems is desirable.

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