amfAR is pleased to release an RFP to support local organizations in addressing HIV and hepatitis C in the context of the opioid epidemic.

The Program Assistant will assist with capacity building in the Viral Hepatitis Program of the NYC Health Department, including meeting planning, site visits, training and technical assistance, and report writing.

On August, 7th Governor Cuomo announced a first-in-the-nation program to provide no-cost or lower-cost naloxone at pharmacies across New York.

The NYC Health Department is accepting applications for the next free Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR) Recovery Coach Academy to be held on Monday, 9/18 through Friday, 9/22  (5 days).

The 2017 International Conference on Viral Hepatitis (Oct 9-10, Chicago) welcomes abstract submissions in a wide variety of domains including Hep B or Hep C Elimination, Hep B or Hep C Clinical Management, and co-infection with HIV.

U.S. Conference on African Immigrant Health (October 5th-8th in Washington DC) seeks abstracts related to all health issues affecting the African Diaspora.

The American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), with financial support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, announces competitions for dissertation-completion fellowships and early-career postdoctoral fellowships in several African nations.

NASTAD has issued a Call to Action for an urgent response to the nation’s hepatitis C epidemic.

US FDA advisory panel votes 12-1 in favor of recommending 2-dose Hep B vaccine for approval in immunizing adults aged 18 and older.

City Council demonstrated its commitment to hepatitis elimination by continuing support for the Viral Hepatitis Initiative, which has improved health care access for over 8,000 New Yorkers at risk for or living with hepatitis B or C, and trained over 800 clinical providers.

The NYS Department of Health has released new guidelines on screening, diagnosis, and treatment of chronic hepatitis C.

Read and provide your comments on the NYC Department of Health proposed health code amendment on HCV reflex RNA testing.

This report presents an overview of the New York City Health Department’s 2015 surveillance and research data on hepatitis B and C in NYC, as well as the Health Department’s programmatic activities to address these epidemics.

The report presents data on Hep C in syringe exchange programs in NYC.

The Mission of the Viral Hepatitis Strategic Plan is to outline a systematic approach that will decrease the incidence and reduce the morbidity and mortality of viral hepatitis.

The NYC Health Department is recruiting interns (ages 14-21 years old) to work with the NYC Hep C Task Force to develop Hepatitis C (Hep C) prevention strategies and resources for youth.

Study shows that two out of five Bronx residents who test positive for hepatitis C are undiagnosed. The Health Department’s Viral Hepatitis Program offers free resources to support health care providers in hepatitis B and C screening and care.

Check out the Hep Free NYC 2015 Annual Report to read about all the exciting events that took place in 2015!

The Program Assistant will assist with capacity building in the Viral Hepatitis Program of the NYC Health Department, including meeting planning, site visits, training and technical assistance, and report writing.

AIDS United seeks to hire a Syringe Access Policy Organizer to provide policy, advocacy, and regulatory capacity in support of state and federal efforts to increase the availability of syringe access programs throughout the United States.

AAPCHO is seeking fellowship candidates interested in strengthening the collaboration between key stakeholders and the federal government to address the disparate impact of hepatitis B on Asian American and Pacific Islanders.

The Health Promotion Advisor will plan, develop, coordinate and evaluate public health education, health promotion and disease prevention programs.

NVHR is seeking a Research Assistant for the “Hepatitis C – It’s About More Than Liver Disease” project.

The HCV Program Intern is responsible for leading the weekly education and support groups and assist in grant writing, and other administrative tasks.

The Health Care Access Specialist will work with the NYC Health Dept Project SUCCEED team and leadership to support various program activities.

The Hepatitis C Program Clinical Capacity Coordinator works within Mount Sinai’s Primary Care Based Hepatitis C program, and the Hepatitis Education and Liver Screening Program.

The Patient Navigator/Outreach Worker in the Mount Sinai’s Respectful & Equitable Access to Comprehensive Healthcare (REACH) Program assist patients in navigating the medical system to initiate hepatitis c treatment.