HIV NAVIGATOR - 40009552

Duties And Responsibilities

• Enhance testing, community and provider education.
• Community engagement, advocacy, and policy development.
• Data collection and reporting.
• Treatment and prevention services (PrEP/PEP).
• Stigma and discrimination reduction.
• Reduce barriers to HIV prevention, testing, treatment, and ongoing care through education and outreach.
• HIV prevention & treatment marketing campaign (social media).
• Serve as the lead contact for the Fast Track Cities Durham program.
• Coordinate efforts across prevention, treatment, client services, community engagement, and data-driven initiatives.
• Provide technical assistance and support prevention and treatment programs.
• Collect and analyze departmental- and county-wide data on 95-95-95 targets, HIV care continuum metrics, and prevention and treatment resources.
• Direct service delivery and client care coordination.
• Plan, implement, and lead support groups tailored to client needs, and coordinate rapid HIV testing program.
• Maintain client retention and re-engage clients lost to follow-up; track and document attempts to re-engage.
• Engage in Fast Track Cities committees (advisory boards, task forces, and focus groups).
• Provide training and education to community members, providers, and partner organizations on comprehensive HIV education.
• Evaluate programs, processes, and service delivery methods that influence HIV testing, linkage to care, and treatment outcomes.
• Coordinate HIV prevention and treatment outreach informed by the needs of the community.
• Track and analyze social media metrics to optimize content, boost audience engagement, and increase visibility for HIV prevention and health initiatives.
• Prepare and disseminate periodic reports on HIV prevention and PrEP utilization, supported by data collection and analysis.
• Document this work in accordance with NC Local Health Department Accreditation Board and the Public Health Accreditation Board.
• Attend all required Department, Division, and supervision meetings.
• Respond to emergent public health needs.

Qualifications

• Graduation from a four-year college or university with a major in health education and one year of experience in public health education or a related field.
• Graduation from a four-year college or university and two years of experience in public health education.
• An equivalent combination of education and experience.