This position will help pioneer an exciting new program to link people with chronic hepatitis C infection into care and treatment. The Patient Navigator will be based at VOCAL-NY but will work with a variety of community based organizations and community health centers offering hepatitis C rapid testing.
The Patient Navigator’s role is to assist patients in understanding liver health care in the presence of a positive Hepatitis C diagnosis, and in navigating the social service and medical system in order to access necessary supportive services to support liver health, complete a liver health medical evaluation, and initiate hepatitis C treatment if recommended by a liver medical specialist. The Navigator reinforces hepatitis C medical education with the patients and provides social support. The Navigator schedules clinic visits with the patients, attends clinic visits when needed, and assists the providers with tracking the patients. Navigators will be required to communicate daily with patients to support full engagement in appropriate health care, and be on hand to answer questions or concerns. They will also be required to discuss cases with clinicians on a regular basis, so fluency with medical terminology will be required.
The Associate Vice President of Prevention, Education, and Support Services is part of the senior management team of the Community Health Services division.
The Viral Hepatitis Program (VHP) works to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with Hepatitis B and C in NYC. VHP conducts surveillance, community outreach, training and organization; program development and implementation; and policy activities.
Position will support the implementation of the SFDPH Harm Reduction Policy by providing Capacity Building Services (CBS) and training, as well as support the development of the Harm Reduction Training Institute.
Two positions to work with young people (under the age of 30) who inject drugs and provide services such as HIV/Hepatitis C Testing, overdose prevention training, safer drug use and safer sex supplies, and connections to medical and mental health care.
The Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Use Prevention, Care and Treatment works to improve the health of people who use drugs and alcohol in NYC by contracting with NYC providers, directing policy, and conducting research on drug and alcohol-related morbidity and mortality.
As a member of the Project INSPIRE – Mount Sinai team, the Data Manager will ensure the availability of high quality data for program planning, quality assurance, and evaluation.
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