Curriculum Development and Training – Independent Contractor

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HealthCorps

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51 - 200 employees

Founded 2004

🤝 Non-profit

📚 Education

🧘 Wellness

Non-profit • Education • Wellness

HealthCorps is a national 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to ending health inequity by educating and empowering teenagers. Their mission is to provide teenagers with the tools, resources, and evidence-based curricula needed to improve their physical and mental health. HealthCorps focuses on creating a culture of wellness through behavior change and informed decision-making, with a goal of turning youths into health-conscious change agents in their communities. The organization works to enhance the health and lifestyle choices of teenagers, ultimately aiming for broader community and family impact.

📋 Description

• Differentiate existing Teens Make Health Happen curriculum into distinct middle school and high school products. • Develop a suite of facilitator trainings and supplemental training resources for Teens Make Happen mentor facilitators. • Design, pilot, and finalize training content in close collaboration with HealthCorps Mentor & Alumni, and Curriculum Development teams. • Review the existing unified TMHH curriculum to identify content requiring differentiation. • Deliver final curriculum documents in HealthCorps-approved formats. • Design and develop four facilitator trainings with accompanying materials. • Deliver a pilot session of all four trainings to the HealthCorps Regional Program Manager team (virtually) and incorporate feedback.

🎯 Requirements

• Valid formal teaching credential (state-issued; elementary, secondary, or multiple subject) • Experience with curriculum differentiation across grade bands (middle and high school) and learning levels • Familiarity with classroom management strategies and informal/afterschool learning environments • Understanding of developmental differences between middle school and high school age groups • Excellent written communication skills; ability to produce polished, mentor-ready instructional materials • Ability to work independently, manage project timelines, and meet deliverable deadlines • Preferred: • Strong working knowledge of the National Health Education Standards (NHES 2024) and their application to curriculum design • Direct experience facilitating or serving as a site sponsor for the Teens Make Health Happen (TMHH) program • Proficiency in Canva

🏖️ Benefits

• Enter into a formal independent contractor agreement with HealthCorps defining deliverables, timeline, and compensation. • Be responsible for their own taxes, benefits, and professional liability; no employee benefits are included • Work remotely on a flexible schedule, with availability for scheduled check-ins with HealthCorps staff • Be compensated at an agreed-upon project rate or hourly rate, as defined in the contractor agreement • Not be considered an employee of HealthCorps for any purpose