Any RNs involved in community health education/promotion/prevention?

Our health educators are not RN's, but I think it would be very helpful. They do a ton of community work- Lamaze, CPR (for community and staff), tobacco education (in conjunction with our tobacco prevention person), healthy diet and living...

I have a ADN in nursing but am not a RN yet. I did just pass the PN exam. I am also a Certified Health Education Specialist with a Master's in Health Education. I think my varied experiences and education puts me a cut above educators who are not nurses. Nurses bring a different aspect to health education that a Health Educator may miss such as how certain things can affect the body systems. Health Educators without clinical experience will not be able to relate. Conversely, health educators are taught a systematic approach to educating about health topics such as tobacco cessation and HIV. RNs are involved in Community Health and Prevention everyday with teaching. I see many RNs as educators on the West coast where I am but on the East coast I have seen many CHES (Certified Health Educators).