Postings will
remain up for 90 days or until Task Force is notified to remove it. The
Task Force will accept jobs in lactation and perinatal services. There is no fee
for employers to list job openings here. The Task Force welcomes
donations
from employers when listing jobs here. Send email to
info@BreastfeedLA.org.
Breastfeeding Works Project Co-Coordinators
The Breastfeeding Task Force of Greater Los Angeles is seeking two
qualified individuals as part time independent contractors to coordinate
the Breastfeeding Works Project in Los Angeles County.
The goal of the Breastfeeding Works Project is to promote support for
lactation in the workplace. The federal government has developed a
toolkit called the Business Case for Breastfeeding and a Train the
Trainer workshop.
California has been selected as one of ten states to pilot this toolkit.
The toolkit is designed to influence employers to implement policies to
support lactation in the workplace.
The people selected as Breastfeeding Works Project Co-Coordinators would
be trained at an all day workshop in San Diego on May 5, 2008. Their
registration fee and a per diem would be paid for by the Task Force. In
return, they would be responsible for training additional trainers and
working with the trainees to implement the Business Case for
Breastfeeding in Los Angeles.
Qualifications required: excellent communication and training skills and
experience supporting mothers returning to the workplace. Must be
available to attend the Train the Trainer Workshop in San Diego on May
5, 2008.
Qualification recommended: experience supporting employers to implement
lactation support policies.
If interested mail, email or fax resume and cover letter by 4/15/08
to:
BTFGLA 1821A Speyer Ln, Redondo Beach, CA 90278, fax 213-596-5776,
or email
hiring@breastfeedla.org
Posted March 7, 2008
IBCLC - As part of the San Joaquin - Sierra
Regional Perinatal Program clinical team, this candidate will work under
the direction of the State lead ( Breastfeeding Taskforce of Greater Los
Angeles) for the California Birth and Beyond project, to educate and
train hospital providers in a distinctive and innovative approach to
improving breastfeeding rates in the Central San Joaquin Valley. If you
are interested in working with an interdisciplinary team, have excellent
communication skills, a strong desire to teach and inspire others to
improve the health and wellness of infants and mothers, we would like to
talk with you. Travel required within the region, salary negotiable DOE.
If interested mail, email, or fax resume and cover letter by 12/30/07
to: Personnel #636, 1625 E. Shaw Ave, suite 155, Fresno, CA 93710; fax
559/234-0528, or email
ealmaguer@healcollaborative.org
Posted 12-30-07
