Department Overview:
The Bob and Charlee Moore Institute for Nutrition & Wellness (Moore Institute) and Center for Developmental Health (CDH) work to improve the health of all Oregonians by generating and translating research surrounding the effects of nutrition and toxic stress exposure on chronic disease risk. All work is grounded in a field of research known as the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease, or DOHaD. The CDH is the research-focused arm and the Moore Institute is the communications, education and outreach arm. Together, the Moore Institute and CDH report to one Director who oversees and aligns the strategic direction of both groups.
The Community Engagement Manager is a leadership role responsible for developing, executing, and continuously improving a comprehensive community engagement strategy for the Moore Institute and CDH. This position provides strategic direction and oversight for all community engagement activities, including the Moore Institute’s high-profile, statewide Nutrition Oregon Campaign. This role is responsible for ensuring all community engagement efforts align with the broader goals and values of the Moore Institute and CDH
The Community Engagement Manager works in close partnership with leadership across the Moore Institute and CDH to build and sustain authentic community relationships, lead public education efforts, and manage high-impact community relationships and events.
This position also serves as a visible representative of the Moore Institute and CDH to key stakeholders, including public, private, and legislative entities. Strategic thinking, exceptional communication skills, and a passion for equity-driven community work are essential.

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