Community Activation Coordinator - Remote GA

Sharecare•REM - Remote GA, GA
•Onsite

About The Position

The Community Activation Coordinator delivers Sharecare’s in-person presence in rural Georgia communities as part of Georgia’s Rural Enhancement and Transformation of Health (GREAT Health) Program. The role staffs and runs local events, helping residents learn about AskMD, register on site, and complete wellness activities. Events may include registration events, festivals, clinic and pharmacy activations, hospital events, and faith and community gatherings. The Coordinator reports to the Rural Health Field Manager for an assigned territory and works across one or more rural and partially rural counties. The role collaborates with hospital staff, community partners, and local trusted messengers to make events welcoming, accurate, and productive. It involves frequent travel across the territory, including evenings and weekends, and adapting to changing schedules and outdoor conditions.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent required.
  • At least 2 years of experience in community outreach, event staffing, health enrollment, customer service, retail, or community health worker roles.
  • Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
  • Ability to lift and carry up to 40 pounds of event equipment and stand for extended periods, including outdoors.
  • Availability for frequent travel within the territory, including evenings and weekends.
  • Warm, approachable communication style with residents of all ages and backgrounds.
  • Comfort explaining technology in simple terms and helping people use a tablet or smartphone.
  • Reliable, organized, and detail-oriented, with accurate record-keeping.
  • Ability to work independently at events and as part of a small field team.
  • Respect for privacy and consent when working with personal information.
  • Cultural competence and comfort working across rural, racially diverse, and Spanish-speaking communities.
  • Flexibility and problem-solving in busy, changing event settings.

Nice To Haves

  • Associate or bachelor’s degree.
  • Experience working in rural communities; rural Georgia or Southeast experience is strongly preferred.
  • Experience with health outreach, insurance enrollment, or digital health.
  • Spanish-language proficiency.

Responsibilities

  • Staff and lead assigned in-person events, including registration events, festivals, county fairs, clinic, pharmacy, and health department activations, hospital-hosted events, faith wellness events, and community gatherings.
  • Help residents register for AskMD on site using program tablets and devices, explain how the platform works in plain language, and guide them through initial wellness activities.
  • Set up and break down activation stations, signage, displays, and materials, ensuring events are ready on time and meet program standards.
  • Follow the written activation standard at every event: scheduled, staffed, sign-up capable, and logged by date, venue, partner, reach, and registrations.
  • Record event results accurately and on time, including attendance, conversations, registrations, and partner details, for the Rural Health Field Manager and monthly DCH reporting.
  • Serve as a friendly, trusted local contact for residents, hospital staff, and community partners, and follow up on partner requests as assigned.
  • Support local trusted messengers and partner staff in introducing AskMD, sharing practical tips to help them continue outreach between events.
  • Manage assigned equipment, devices, giveaways, and materials, including check-out, care, inventory counts, and restocking requests.
  • Follow program practices for privacy, consent, event safety, and accessibility, and do not collect protected health information outside approved processes.
  • Share resident questions, trust barriers, and local service gaps with the Rural Health Field Manager to improve future events.
  • Travel to events across the assigned territory, including evenings and weekends, and adjust to changing schedules and outdoor conditions.
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