The Peer Worker will work with other members of the Syringe Exchange Program and Peer Delivered Syringe Exchange to ensure the timely and on-going implementation of the Naloxone Saturation Program.
The Bureau of Communicable Disease (BCD) tracks 73 infectious diseases and investigates outbreaks in New York City. The Bureau receives electronic case reports from laboratories and providers and is working to leverage electronic health records and health information exchanges to...
Leading national HIV/AIDS and hepatitis public policy, advocacy, research, and education organization seeking a Senior Policy Associate to focus on Hepatitis C (HCV) based in its Washington DC policy office.
Hepatitis Testing & Linkage to Care Coordinator (Part Time) The Viral Hepatitis Testing and Linkage to Care Coordinator (“Hepatitis Program Coordinator”) manages the hepatitis B and C screening and linkage to care program conducted jointly by African Services Comm...
The Viral Hepatitis Program does surveillance and reporting, policy, program implementation in areas of prevention, care and treatment, and provider and community outreach.
The National Special Events Coordinator will report to and support the National Director of Special Events in strategic planning, implementation and evaluation of fundraising efforts through large and small scale national signature campaigns such as the Liver Life Walk, Flavors/G...
The HCV Program Intern is responsible for leading the weekly education and support groups, facilitating an experience where clients have the opportunity to express their feelings and concerns regarding current or upcoming treatment in a safe and open forum.
The Viral Hepatitis Program does surveillance and reporting, policy, program implementation in areas of prevention, care and treatment, and provider and community outreach.
The Bureau of Communicable Disease, part of the Division of Disease Control, comprise over 80 staff and is responsible for monitoring and prevention planning for over 70 diseases including viral hepatitis, enterics and waterborne, zoonotic and vectorborne diseases.
The Navigator’s role is to assist patients in navigating the medical system to complete a medical evaluation and initiate hepatitis C treatment. The Navigator reinforces hepatitis C medical education with the patients and provides support to the patient throughout the process...
