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The Idaho Foodbank Community Health & Nutrition Coordinator in Lewiston, Idaho

This job was posted by https://idahoworks.gov : For more information, please see: https://idahoworks.gov/jobs/2523872

Job Description

Job Title: Community Health & Nutrition Coordinator

Classification:Full-time, Hourly, Non-Exempt

Department:Health and Nutrition

Reports to:Director of Health & Nutrition

Location:IFB Lewiston Warehouse

How to Apply:<https://idahofoodbank.org/about/employment/>

Job Summary:

The Community Health & Nutrition Coordinator advances The Idaho Foodbanks mission by overseeing nutrition education programming, leading volunteer-led instruction, and strengthening community partnerships that support equitable access to nutritious food. This role ensures the consistent, high-quality delivery of nutrition education classes across the region while building the capacity of partner agencies to sustain health-focused programming. The coordinator represents the Foodbank in collaborative efforts with regional stakeholders, gathers and elevates neighbor voice to inform program design, and supports cross-sector initiatives that address social determinants of health. Duties and responsibilities may evolve to meet current and future program needs.

Principle Responsibilities and Duties:

Nutrition Education Program Delivery

Provide regional oversight of nutrition education programming, including Cooking Matters series and focused single classes, ensuring consistency, quality, and alignment with approved curricula and organizational standards.

Coordinate the scheduling, implementation, and evaluation of nutrition education classes delivered through partner agencies, schools, and community organizations.

Ensure all nutrition education activities comply with established policies, procedures, safety requirements, and curriculum guidelines.

Lead and manage a volunteer-led nutrition education model that expands program reach across the region.

Recruit, train, support, and guide volunteers to deliver nutrition education classes with confidence and consistency.

Maintain accurate volunteer service records and track program participation, waivers, surveys, and outcomes in the Health & Nutrition database to support reporting on engagement, program impact, and continuous improvement.

Manage program-related budgets, materials, and instructional resources to ensure efficient and effective use of funds.

Contribute to monthly nutrition blogs, quarterly newsletters, and social media content to enhance program visibility and community engagement.

Community Partnerships and Outreach

Develop and maintain strategic regional partnerships with healthcare systems, health districts, and related organizations to promote equitable access to nutritious food.

Coordinate co-location of services with partner agencies and healthcare organizations to reduce barriers and improve access.

Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders to identify community needs, develop joint initiatives, track engagement, and evaluate outcomes of partnership efforts.

Support evaluation and data sharing with healthcare systems, school districts, and partner agencies to demonstrate program reach, effectiveness, and community impact.

Engage with community leaders and organizations through cross-sector initiatives to strengthen collaboration, ensure programs are inclusive and culturally responsive, and support diverse populations.

Neighbor Voice and Community Insight

Gather neighbor voice through surveys, class feedback, conversations, and partner input to understand community needs, preferences, and barriers.

Elevate community insights to inform program design, delivery methods, and partnership strategies.

Share community feedback and program outcomes with internal teams to support data-informed decision-making and continuous improvement.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Bachelor\'s Degree or equivalent experience in nutrition, dietetics, community health, social work, education, culinary arts, or related fields.

Strong organizational, project management, problem-solving, and conflict resolution skills.

Commitment to serving and fostering a sense of belonging for low-income individuals and households.

Excellent oral and written communication skills, including the ability to deliver presentations and develop reports with technical i

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