The University of Western Australia
Future Students

Health Promotion Officer

Work with various groups to improve the health of individuals and the community.

Health promotion officers:

  • plan and coordinate health promotion programs for community groups
  • inform and involve other health professionals in community health issues
  • design and develop public information campaigns using radio, television, newspapers, pamphlets, posters and websites
  • design school curriculum material

Many health promotion officers are employed by government health departments to create programs such as the Quit Smoking and Drink Safe campaigns. They also find employment in non-government organisations such as cancer councils, heart foundations and asthma foundations, and may also work in rural public community health units and local government departments. Employment prospects are dependent on the level of funding allocated to health promotion.

Source: myFuture

 

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