Viral Hepatitis Prevention Coordinator, Public Health & Community Outreach
Overview
Owns program-wide viral hepatitis prevention efforts at city scale, aligning outreach, education, and access to services with partners. Collaborates with PDPH divisions, local coalitions, and national partners to advance hepatitis B and C elimination goals. Builds culturally competent strategies to reach high risk populations and supports grant efforts and training initiatives.
What You'll Do10
- 1Build strategic plans for Viral Hepatitis prevention and community collaboration with policy considerations
- 2Coordinate outreach, education, and access to healthcare services for populations at highest risk for hepatitis B and C
- 3Support the HepCAP coalition to mobilize city stakeholders and improve delivery of hepatitis C services
- 4Create and maintain relationships with organizations, community members, and agencies to support coordinated interventions
- 5Collaborate with state and national partners to advance elimination goals and inform Philadelphia and national priorities
- 6Facilitate technical assistance to improve service delivery and health outcomes
- 7Assist in grant writing and submission for local and federal funding opportunities
- 8Develop and provide training and presentations for at risk individuals and providers
- 9Develop and maintain online marketing campaigns using Mailchimp, Canva, and social platforms
- 10Collaborate with coalitions to implement culturally competent access strategies for high risk communities
Requirements10
- 1Bachelor’s degree preferred
- 2Experience in viral hepatitis, public health, and harm reduction highly preferred
- 3Ability to deliver training and technical assistance
- 4Strong multitasking and time management skills
- 5Highly organized and detail oriented
- 6Proficiency in fact checking and peer reviewed research
- 7Excellent writing, communication, presentation, and organizational skills
- 8Cultural competency with diverse populations affected by viral hepatitis
- 9Proficiency with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
- 10Experience with Canva and social media platforms
Salary Insight
$60 - $65k per year
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