JORA HEALTH LIMITED
Wellness Coordinator

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Company Description
JORA HEALTH LIMITED is a Belfast-based health care provider, health informatics consultancy, and R&D centre focused on technology-enabled care. The organization supports clients in achieving the quadruple aim of healthcare: better outcomes, improved patient experience, enhanced clinician experience, and cost efficiency. Its health informatics roots inform data-driven, citizen-centric health and wellness programs. Jora Clinic delivers personalized wellness services designed to empower individuals to take an active role in their health. Team members collaborate across clinical, technical, and advisory functions to advance innovative models of care.
Role Description
The Wellness Coordinator is a part-time, on-site role based in Belfast, responsible for coordinating and delivering health and wellness programs within Jora Clinic. Daily tasks include:
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- Conducting wellness assessments
- Supporting health promotion activities
- Guiding clients through personalized wellness plans


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The role involves:
- Providing responsive customer service
- Answering wellness-related inquiries
- Ensuring a welcoming, inclusive environment for all clients
The Wellness Coordinator will collaborate with clinical and informatics teams to align wellness initiatives with evidence-based practices and organizational goals. Additional responsibilities include:
- Maintaining accurate records
- Organizing workshops or group sessions
- Contributing to continuous improvement of wellness services
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong Health & Wellness and Wellness knowledge, with the ability to apply these concepts in practical client-facing programs.
- Candidates should possess Health Promotion skills, including designing, delivering, and evaluating health education and wellness initiatives.
- Candidates should possess excellent Customer Service and Communication skills to support diverse clients and collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams.
- Relevant experience in a clinical, community health, or wellness setting is beneficial, along with familiarity with technology-enabled care or health informatics environments.
- A relevant qualification in health promotion, public health, nursing, allied health, psychology, or a related field is preferred, alongside strong organizational skills and basic proficiency with digital tools and health information systems.
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