Extensive experience with HIV, infectious disease, and LGBTQ issues.
Strong interpersonal and leadership skills.
Ability to work collaboratively with HIV-infected individuals.
Demonstrated communication skills and team-building capabilities.
Respect for patients' autonomy in their medical decision-making.
Cultural competence with diverse backgrounds.
Responsibilities
Assist in developing and maintaining the integrated HIV service plan.
Support CMO and Director of Primary Care with ID and LGBTQ matters.
Participate in clinical committees as directed by the CMO.
Provide clinical support to HIV program staff and educators.
Ensure integration of ID & LGBTQ services across CHN clinics.
Facilitate health center services while maintaining patient confidentiality.
Assist in credentialing providers for HIV and Transgender Care.
Benefits
Collaborative work environment with a focus on community health.
Integration with leadership of ID/LGBTQ programs.
Opportunities for professional development in a specialized field.
Engagement in innovative health initiatives and programs.
Supportive team focused on patient-centered care.
Full Job Description
This positon reports to the Chief Medical Officer. This individual is responsible for managing and coordinating all clinicians who provide infectious disease and LGBTQ services at CHN. Critical to this position is the integration with the ID/LGBTQ support staff in coordination with the VP and assistant director for ID/LGBTQ Programs
JOB FUNCTION:
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Assists in the development and maintenance of the organization's integrated HIV service plan in collaboration with the VP for ID/LGBTQ Programs who coordinates stakeholders in the Government/Public Affairs.
Supports the CMO and Director of Primary Care with any ID and LGBTQ related matters.
Participates in clinical and other committees as determined by the CMO.
Provides clinical support to the HIV Program Assistant, the Project Coordinator(s) for HIV Outreach and Education programs, Treatment Educator, and other staff as directed.
Provides clinical expertise to the continual development and evaluation of all ID & LGBTQ programs and services as well as the development of new initiatives aligned with CHN's mission.
Ensures full integration of ID & LGBTQ services in CHN clinic sites.
Facilitates related services for health center patients as appropriate with respect to their confidentiality and privacy.
Assists with the credentialing of providers seeking privileges for HIV, Hep C and Transgender Care.
Assists in the recruitment and interview process of clinicians who will be providing ID care.
Serves as an internal consultant for HIV, Hep B, Hep C, STIs, PrEP, PEP and other ID related topics.
Provides clinical leadership to transgender health care program including providing hormone therapy, referral for gender affirmation surgery and collaboration with Behavioral Health to offer counseling and support to transgender patients.
Works closely with the population health department to review and identify HIV patient clinical quality metrics at least every 3 months to ensure that our care delivery is meeting those metrics.
Reviews and provides updates regarding HIV, STI prevention and treatment guidelines regularly at provider meetings.
Provides HIV, Hepatitis C and LGBTQ health updates as needed to FHCHC providers, in the form of memos and/or in-service education, to review standards of care, introduce new concepts, and educate providers.
Meets regularly with the VP for ID/LGBTQ Programs to ensure compliance with current grant requirements, including program spending and reporting requirements.
Works with CMO to establish an antimicrobial stewardship program for CHN.
Performs other related duties as assigned by supervisor.
WHAT WE LOOK FOR:
Individual must possess a medical degree.
Have good communication skills, have extensive experience with HIV/ID & LGBTQ issues.
Must have strong interpersonal & leadership skills.
Demonstrated ability to work with HIV-infected individuals required.
Interest in and conviction of purpose and aims for all programs in the clinic.
Respect for the rights of individuals to make their own decisions about their medical care.
Good team building skills.
Ability to communicate easily and display a cordial manner towards individuals from a variety of socio-economic, cultural, and religious backgrounds.
About Community Healthcare Network
Community Healthcare Network (CHN) is a non-profit organization that provides primary care, behavioral health, dental, and other services to underserved communities in New York City. CHN operates 15 health centers throughout the city and serves over 85,000 patients annually. The organization was founded in 1971 and has since expanded its services to include HIV/AIDS care, women's health, and pediatrics. CHN is committed to providing high-quality, affordable healthcare to all New Yorkers, regardless of their ability to pay.
