Management and Program Analyst

Summary

Human Services Program Analyst - 64082329This is a pool advertisement; applicants will be considered for up to 6 months. This advertisement may be used to fill multiple positions.Your specific responsibilities:Performs direct HIV/STI counseling and testing services on inmates submitting and consenting to have such tests performed in accordance with Florida Department of Health HIV/STI testing Guidelines and processes specimen collections for submission to the State Laboratory.Performs direct court ordered HIV/STI/HCV counseling and testing services when required.Acts as the Liaison between the Florida Department of Health in St. Lucie County and St. Lucie county jail, Department of Juvenile Justice and other Detention Facility Officials and subcontractors providing medical and other ancillary services within the detention facility for the purpose of coordinating services and ensuring Jail Linkage Programmatic Services, needs, and goals are provided at the highest level of quality and accessible to all inmates where applicable.Attends all meetings with respect to service coordination and special event functions concerning the Jail Linkage Program and maintains a continuous up-to-date contact information list of detention center and subcontractor personnel.Facilitates regular HIV/STI/HCV prevention education classes for inmates of the detention facility and distributes and collects facilitator evaluation forms and knowledge-based HIV/STI/HCV pre and post-tests at the completion of each class.Completes required Jail Linkage Monthly and Quarterly Reports accurately and within the time frame requested for submission.Completes records and reports including case management forms, laboratory request forms, and travel reimbursement forms, etc. in accordance with current CHD, HIV/AIDS Linkage to Care - Prevention Program and STD program policy and/or procedures.Duties as assignedRequired knowledge, skills, and abilities:Must be able to travel in and out of county within area 15, must a valid DL, case manager experience, phlebotomy training.Self-motivated, self-starter willing to take initiative, flexible, ability in PowerPoint presentations skills, exceptional interpersonal skills, efficient in communication, good organizational and time management skills, ability to work in teams.Able to complete Linkage to Care (ARTAS) and Disease Intervention Specialist training, experience with delegating tasks, must be comfortable with talking to individuals and groups.Knowledge and experience in working with diverse communities. Ability to plan and coordinate work assignments. Experienced using Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook).Qualifications:Minimum Must be willing to become Certified in Phlebotomy and complete training on Disease Intervention Specialist and Linkage to Care ARTAS training. Must be willing to travel out of county, undesirable neighborhoods and/or between counties Must be willing to work before and after hours and during weekends Must be willing to serve in special needs shelter during hurricanes and/or any other emergency duties involving natural and/or man-made emergency Must have a minimum of 1- year case management experience and/or patient care coordination/navigation experience. Must have a valid driver's license Must pass an additional required background screening conducted for and by the St. Lucie County Jail, including fingerprinting and criminal history checks.Preferred Certified phlebotomist and/or trained phlebotomist Experience working with HIV/STD programs and/or related work Experience performing Quality Assurance, file reviews, reports and developing processes. Experience working with detention facilities, Drug rehab facilities, mental health facilities and/or related work. Experience with Microsoft word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other programs. Case management experience or experience with caseloads. Experience of providing risk reduction education on topics such as HIV, STDs, safe sex practices, and/or conducting community events. Experience working with marginalized, low-income, and disenfranchised communities Bilingual (Spanish and/or Creole) preferredWhere you will work: Fort Pierce, Florida

Job Description

Human Services Program Analyst - 64082329This is a pool advertisement; applicants will be considered for up to 6 months. This advertisement may be used to fill multiple positions.Your specific responsibilities:Performs direct HIV/STI counseling and testing services on inmates submitting and consenting to have such tests performed in accordance with Florida Department of Health HIV/STI testing Guidelines and processes specimen collections for submission to the State Laboratory.Performs direct court ordered HIV/STI/HCV counseling and testing services when required.Acts as the Liaison between the Florida Department of Health in St. Lucie County and St. Lucie county jail, Department of Juvenile Justice and other Detention Facility Officials and subcontractors providing medical and other ancillary services within the detention facility for the purpose of coordinating services and ensuring Jail Linkage Programmatic Services, needs, and goals are provided at the highest level of quality and accessible to all inmates where applicable.Attends all meetings with respect to service coordination and special event functions concerning the Jail Linkage Program and maintains a continuous up-to-date contact information list of detention center and subcontractor personnel.Facilitates regular HIV/STI/HCV prevention education classes for inmates of the detention facility and distributes and collects facilitator evaluation forms and knowledge-based HIV/STI/HCV pre and post-tests at the completion of each class.Completes required Jail Linkage Monthly and Quarterly Reports accurately and within the time frame requested for submission.Completes records and reports including case management forms, laboratory request forms, and travel reimbursement forms, etc. in accordance with current CHD, HIV/AIDS Linkage to Care - Prevention Program and STD program policy and/or procedures.Duties as assignedRequired knowledge, skills, and abilities:Must be able to travel in and out of county within area 15, must a valid DL, case manager experience, phlebotomy training.Self-motivated, self-starter willing to take initiative, flexible, ability in PowerPoint presentations skills, exceptional interpersonal skills, efficient in communication, good organizational and time management skills, ability to work in teams.Able to complete Linkage to Care (ARTAS) and Disease Intervention Specialist training, experience with delegating tasks, must be comfortable with talking to individuals and groups.Knowledge and experience in working with diverse communities. Ability to plan and coordinate work assignments. Experienced using Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook).Qualifications:Minimum Must be willing to become Certified in Phlebotomy and complete training on Disease Intervention Specialist and Linkage to Care ARTAS training. Must be willing to travel out of county, undesirable neighborhoods and/or between counties Must be willing to work before and after hours and during weekends Must be willing to serve in special needs shelter during hurricanes and/or any other emergency duties involving natural and/or man-made emergency Must have a minimum of 1- year case management experience and/or patient care coordination/navigation experience. Must have a valid driver's license Must pass an additional required background screening conducted for and by the St. Lucie County Jail, including fingerprinting and criminal history checks.Preferred Certified phlebotomist and/or trained phlebotomist Experience working with HIV/STD programs and/or related work Experience performing Quality Assurance, file reviews, reports and developing processes. Experience working with detention facilities, Drug rehab facilities, mental health facilities and/or related work. Experience with Microsoft word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other programs. Case management experience or experience with caseloads. Experience of providing risk reduction education on topics such as HIV, STDs, safe sex practices, and/or conducting community events. Experience working with marginalized, low-income, and disenfranchised communities Bilingual (Spanish and/or Creole) preferredWhere you will work: Fort Pierce, Florida