Educator

• Lead the Kyler Cares curriculum for students ages 10–15 across modules covering diabetes survival skills, daily life, identity, and power
• Lead weekly virtual group sessions for up to 12 students, co-facilitating with ambassadors and subject-matter partners
• Run hands-on activity sessions at in-person DMC events
• Conduct end-of-session assessments and support asynchronous learning on Mighty Networks
• Use Kyler Cares media, including the Sugar Hill High comic series, as teaching tools
• Provide curriculum feedback to improve each cycle
• Handle customized education requests for newly diagnosed families, students using pumps or CGMs, caregivers, and teens needing one-on-one support
• Partner with the Social Work team and follow up on referrals
• Support caregiver and teen groups when diabetes education is needed
• Lead and co-present Lunch & Learns for NYC school nurses and staff
• Serve as a resource on diabetes devices, new technology, and student support
• Co-lead education sessions with SmartStart and device/pharma partners
• Partner with nutrition and community organizations on culturally responsive food workshops
• Build relationships with diabetes educators and social workers at clinical partners across New York City
• Share resources with clinics and schools, develop referral pathways, and expand the clinical network
• Document sessions, attendance, assessments, and one-to-one requests in the case management system
• Teach within each child's care plan and route clinical matters appropriately without changing insulin doses or medical orders

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