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Linkage to care point person for newly identified HIV infected persons enrolling in Cooper EIP medical care services. Re-engage HIV infected persons lost to care. Provide partner services to new and existing HIV infected patients. Work collaboratively with the medical care team providing patient counseling for management of medical treatment care plan.

Employ social networking strategies with new and existing HIV-infected patients to bring additional social contacts in for HIV testing. Provide prevention counseling/strategies such as CLEAR, ARTAS, or Partners in Health for patients and their families

This position's role is key in the implementation of multi-disciplinary care

Minimum of 1 year experience in providing HIV prevention or care services to people living with HIV. Hospital nursing care of HIV-infected persons also applicable

High School Graduate or equiv. required. Associates Degree Nursing (ASN) or graduate of RN program, or bachelors degree in social work, psychology or public health highly preferred

Current NJ-RN License preferred, NJDHSTS certified HIV counselor

Division of HIV, STD, and TB Services (DHSTS) clinical navigator trainings (will be provided)