Orlando, FL.

Full time.

Nutrition Education Manager

Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, alongside Feeding Florida and food banks from across the state, have received federal funding through the Department of Children and Families to launch SNAP-Education programming. SHFB will be administering SNAP-Ed programming regionally in 7 counties – Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake, Brevard, Volusia, and Marion. This newly developed program will meaningfully change the landscape of nutrition and health promotion programming of the food bank system, and SHFB is looking for an experienced and mission-driven manager to lead the venture.

The Nutrition Education Manager will work closely with State program representatives at Feeding Florida and other Statewide Food Bank partners to develop a plan to implement nutrition education classes, nudges, recipes, cooking demonstration, materials, and other evidence-based education strategies across the state. The Nutrition Education Manager will focus on the goal of increasing healthy food access, decreasing risk of chronic diseases and health concerns correlated with food insecurity, and advocating for and empowering food bank partners to adopt healthy practices in their pantries and programs.

Under the supervision of the Director of Health & Hunger Strategies, the Nutrition Education Manager will have primary responsibility for design, implementation, and oversight of all SNAP-Ed related health and nutrition programs across the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida service area.

The Nutrition Education Manager will develop and implement a comprehensive regional nutrition education and health promotion programming plan to engage the individuals and families who utilize food distribution services and engage with other relevant community partners. The Nutrition Education Manager will also oversee projects related to SNAP-Ed of three Health Promotion Coordinators who will work throughout the community to implement policy, system and environmental (PSE) changes to help support nutrition education goals by increasing access to, and promotion of, healthy foods.

The Nutrition Education Manager will train and supervise a team of eight regional Nutrition Educators, who will coordinate local efforts to best assist the individuals and families utilizing the food relief network in their communities. The Nutrition Education Manager will also supervise and have programmatic support from a dedicated Administrative Assistant and Data and Evaluation Analyst.

Work Hours

Hybrid work model (office/home/community), Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM; some night and weekend requirements.

Selected candidate must live within the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida service area (Orange, Osceola, Marion, Lake, Brevard, Volusia and Seminole counties.)

To apply: Qualified candidates should learn more and apply at https://recruiting.paylocity.com/Recruiting/Jobs/Details/1946494 , reference this CFEC Job Posting, when applying.