Work with families in the MRH community to support the developmental needs of their children from birth to young children age five in various areas. These professionals focus their tasks on the needs of a family, helping parents to see that they are a child's primary and most significant teachers. A parent educator plans, coordinates, and teaches in an instructional program that addresses the intellectual, emotional, cultural, social, and physical needs of both parents and children. Parent education seeks to support respectful, reciprocal interactions between parents and their children.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree