If you have an employment opportunity to list, send an email to pete.donohue@yale.edu.
| Title | Date Posted | Organization | Description |
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| Faculty, Addictions Treatment Development Research | 01/22/2019 | Yale School of Medicine |
The Department of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine, seeks a psychiatrist or psychologist to participate in a multi-disciplinary faculty level research training program in treatment development for addictions. Position is supported by NIDA K12 training grant with protected research time and funds for research. |
| Community Research Alliance Part-time Coordinator | 01/02/2019 | The Institute for Community Research |
The Institute for Community Research has an immediate opening for a three-year part time (3 days per week) coordinator position to organize and manage the activities of the Community Research Alliance (CRA). The CRA is an alliance of nearly 20 community organizations and service providers in the greater Hartford area that have a common interest in promoting health related equity, and reducing health related disparities through building inter and intra-organization evaluation capacity, sharing knowledge and engagement in community based research activities with partners at local institutions and universities. The position is based at and supervised by senior personnel at the ICR, and the coordinator responds to the CRA co-chairs and steering committee. |
| Bilingual (English/Spanish) Prevention Outreach Educator | 12/20/2018 | AIDS Connecticut |
This position will conduct outreach and deliver culturally appropriate risk reduction messages on the streets, in area shelters, at community-based organizations, at events, at the Connections Wellness Center, and through the Syringe Services Program. You will maintain working relationships with priority populations, recruit participants for prevention and harm reduction interventions, and refer individuals to supportive services. |
| Biliterate Transitional Case Manager | 12/13/2018 | AIDS Connecticut |
This position will provide short-term case management to HIV+ inmates immediately before and after release from incarceration to ensure continuity of medical care and linkage to housing, insurance, and other services. Short-term case management entails meeting with the client in prison to develop a comprehensive care plan, linking client to community resources, and ensuring immediate needs such as medication, clothing, food, and housing are met.
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