What you bring3–5+ years of experience in public health, community organizing, or a related fieldStrong communication, technology, and organizational skills, with the ability to juggle multiple projectsProven ability to manage staff, volunteers, and community and funder relationshipsKnowledge of the issues and challenges facing LGBTQ+ people, particularly around HIV/STIs and related health concernsUnderstanding of the realities facing transgender and immigrant communitiesFamiliarity with LGBTQ+ organizations and community infrastructureExcellent listening and facilitation skillsInterest or experience in community-based participatory researchNice to haveA public health backgroundKnowledge of state and federal reporting requirements, processes, and proceduresPhlebotomy experience or certification, or a willingness to train (certification is a plus)Why join usAt the Multicultural AIDS Coalition, you'll do meaningful work alongside people who care deeply about health equity and the communities we serve. This is a role for someone who wants their work to matter-someone ready to build partnerships, mentor a team, and deliver programming that meets LGBTQ+ community members where they are, from the street to the Drop-In Center to social media.