Harm Reduction Specialist Cluster 1
Overview
Harm Reduction Specialist leading integrated services programming for individuals experiencing homelessness and mental health challenges in NYC. This full-time role involves person-centered support within a supportive housing environment focusing on health stability and recovery through harm reduction strategies. The ideal candidate is compassionate knowledgeable in harm reduction practices and skilled in collaborative interdisciplinary teamwork.
What You'll Do11
- 1Develop and facilitate workshop curricula using evidence-informed interventions like Seeking Safety and Wellness Recovery Action Planning
- 2Conduct individualized risk assessments and make appropriate service referrals
- 3Facilitate group counseling sessions and skill-building workshops
- 4Collaborate with community partners to coordinate harm reduction activities and resource tables
- 5Document services and maintain confidential resident records in compliance with program requirements
- 6Perform administrative tasks and participate in staff meetings and supervision
- 7Support residents in achieving recovery goals through tailored harm reduction approaches
- 8Engage in training and pilot programs for evidence-based practice adaptations
- 9Assist with interdisciplinary coordination of care and educational initiatives
- 10Manage diverse caseload while responding to operational needs across multiple Manhattan sites
- 11Provide direct support for individuals with substance use mental health and chronic medical conditions
Requirements11
- 1High school diploma or equivalent required
- 2CASAC-T certification or enrollment within six months of hire
- 3Minimum two years experience providing harm reduction and substance use services
- 4Proven experience working with homelessness mental health substance use HIV/AIDS populations
- 5Ability to work independently and collaboratively within interdisciplinary teams
- 6Strong organizational skills for managing diverse caseloads
- 7Capacity to operate effectively under pressure during crisis situations
- 8Experience with electronic case management systems such as ETO or CASES
- 9Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish preferred
- 10Physical stamina for standing walking sitting stooping climbing stairs and lifting up to ten pounds
- 11Commitment to client-centered care and evidence-based practices
Salary Insight
$56 - $67k per year
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