GraduateSmart
GraduateSmart
Connect underserved communities with healthcare and social services. Conduct outreach, provide health education, and advocate for patients. Rapidly growing role in public health.
$38,000
Lower reported wage
$51,030
Median
$78,560
Upper reported wage
Annual U.S. salaries. Actual pay varies by location, employer, and experience. The lower and upper figures do not represent starting and senior salaries.

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Direct match. Median $51,030; 12.7% growth. ~64,700 jobs.
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A related major can be preparation; it does not by itself qualify you for the career.
Related study for future program work, but compare shorter paid training or certificate routes for entry. [1]
Connect residents with health and social resources, provide outreach, and support healthier habits. [1]
Workers may split time among community sites, homes, clinics, and offices. [1]
Programs vary; outreach events and home visits may affect the daily schedule. [1]
Travel, trust building, privacy, and navigating limited resources require patience. [1]
Experience or further education may support program coordination or a separate health-education route. [1]
These are possible directions. Promotion timing and pay depend on the role and employer.