Hep C Program | Internship at Harlem United
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. Additionally, the program intern may be asked to research new ways to improve the program, present findings to senior staff, assist in grant writing, and other administrative tasks required at Harlem United.
Essential Job Functions
The following duties are mandatory requirements of the job:
- Develops and implements group education sessions, designs educational materials (powerpoint, worksheet, etc.) and oversees facilitation of peer support group activities.
- Prepare reports and other program documentation including documents on research findings, scientific methodologies, evaluation results, fact sheets,
- Assist the program coordinator in all aspects of the program
Other Responsibilities
The following duties are to be performed as assigned by the supervisor:
- Take comprehensive notes at provider and manager meetings
- Maintains AIRS data (data entry and QA), ensuring accuracy of data based on medical records (eClinicalWorks) that identifies co-infected and/ or mono-infected clients living with HIV and HCV
- Assist in the hiring of peers for the HCV program
- Plan and coordinate HCV client-oriented events (holiday parties, treatment recognition ceremonies, etc.)
- Update program materials (referral forms etc.)
Education and Certification
Must hold a bachelor’s degree in public health, healthcare administration, social work, nursing, or related field (or pursuing such a degree). A bachelor’s degree in another field will be accepted with notable transferrable experience.
Special Skills and Knowledge
In addition to the above-listed job responsibilities and educational requirements, the ideal candidate for this position possesses most or all of the following:
- Experience with persons living with HIV/AIDS, HCV, histories of substance use and/or mental illness
- Demonstrated leadership skills (program management)
- Eager and willing to learn about HCV, HIV, and substance use
- Works creatively and positively
- Experience with Microsoft operating systems and applications
To apply
send resume and cover letter to Cinthia Castro ccastro@harlemunited.org
Last Updated on December 17, 2017 by HepFree NYC
Tags: Hepatitis C & HIV Internship
