Principal Responsibilities: Conducts bio-psychosocial assessments to identify non-medical needs (i.e., social, emotional, or economic factors) that may interfere with regular HIV medical care utilization, including medical co-morbidities, sexual risk behaviors, non-compliance, substance use history, mental health status, housing instability, transportation barriers, and related factors. Uses evidence-based interventions for patients and their significant others that include social, emotional, and practical life skills to support coping, distress tolerance, stress reduction, mindfulness, relaxation, and access to necessary resources, with the goal of improved functioning and positive health outcomes.