Pre to 3 Public Health Nurse 1
Evansville, IN
Public health nursing is a specialty practice within nursing and public health. It focuses on improving population health by emphasizing prevention and the social determinants of health. It includes advocacy, policy development, and health planning, and addresses issues of social justice and health equity.
Pre to 3 Program Assistant Supervisor
Evansville, IN
The Pre to 3 Program Assistant Supervisor drives these initiatives through advocacy, policy development, and strategic health planning to address issues of social justice and health equity. Operating under the guidance of the Program Director and support from the Pre to 3 Program Supervisor, the Assistant Supervisor plans, directs, evaluates, and provides day-to-day administrative and programmatic leadership for Pre to 3 Program activities in Daviess, Knox, and Martin Counties. This role ensures program quality and model fidelity while collaborating extensively with partner organizations, community constituents, and external stakeholders. Key administrative responsibilities include contributing to grant applications and budget management, leading hiring and personnel actions, recommending policy revisions, and supporting program evaluations to ensure full compliance with state and federal guidelines.
Public Health Nurse 1 - STI Clinic
Evansville, IN
The STI Clinic Nurse provides confidential, patient-centered clinical services to individuals seeking STI evaluation, screening, treatment, and prevention services. Primary responsibilities include obtaining health and sexual histories, assessing patients for signs and symptoms of STIs, collecting specimens, performing or assisting with diagnostic testing, administering prescribed treatments, providing vaccinations and preventive services, and educating patients about safe sex practices and STI prevention. The nurse also plays an important public health role by supporting disease surveillance, partner notification and referral, case investigation, follow-up of positive laboratory results, and appropriate reporting. The nurse coordinates with healthcare providers, laboratories, disease intervention specialists, and other community partners to ensure timely treatment and prevention of further transmission.
