Job Opportunities

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Administrative Coordinator - Street Medicine

Organization: INELDA (The International End-of-Life Doula Association)

Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Starting Hourly Rate: $37 (part-time)

The International End-of-Life Doula Association (INELDA) is looking for a local outreach manager to support an awarded grant from the McElhattan Foundation. This grant is intended to build on existing systems to expand and innovate a human-centered, end-of-life care framework for unhoused and other structurally vulnerable populations living in the city of Pittsburgh and the surrounding towns of Alleghany County. This will be developed through five facilitated co-design sessions with cross-sector stakeholders, five community deathcare workshops, and the creation of a care systems model that seeks to improve deathcare delivery in Alleghany County, as well as a national model for innovative system change when supporting end-of-life needs.

This grant requires a local project manager located in the Pittsburgh–area who is uniquely positioned to network and collaborate with community partners, has interest in healthcare system change, has awareness and understanding of the Pittsburgh medical system, and a commitment to the local unhoused community (lived experience would be an asset).

Contact: [email protected]

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Administrative Coordinator - Street Medicine

Organization: University of Pittsburgh

Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Salary: $20.00 - $23.50 per hour

The Center for Street Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh is seeking a detail-oriented, highly organized Full-Time Administrative Coordinator to support the administrative and operational functions of our growing Street Medicine and Street Medicine Consult Service programs. This role is essential to coordinating schedules, onboarding new team members, managing supplies and expenses, tracking student projects, and supporting the consult service workflow. Responsibilities also include monitoring patient volume (e.g., number of patients seen through the consult service), tracking engagement of students and faculty across clinical, educational, and research activities, and maintaining financial oversight. This includes developing and updating systems to track revenues and expenditures, ensuring alignment with grant budgets, and providing regular reports on program metrics and financial performance.

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Fort Worth Street Medicine Fellowship

Organization: Integrative Emergency Services (IES) / John Peter Smith Hospital (JPS)

Location: Fort Worth, Texas, USA

Integrative Emergency Services (IES) / John Peter Smith Hospital (JPS) and the Department of Emergency Medicine, in conjunction with the JPS Department of Family Medicine, are proud to offer a one-year fellowship to those who desire extensive training and experience in Street Medicine.  Fellows will be an integral part of the multidisciplinary Acclaim Street Medicine team carrying out the vision of our institution. 

The fellowship is open to Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, and Internal Medicine trained physicians. 

Contact: Chad Holmes, DO, FACEP ([email protected]), Joel Hunt, PA-C ([email protected]), or Jennifer Bullard, Recruiter ([email protected])

UPMC Street Medicine Fellowship

Organization: UPMC

Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

The UPMC Mercy Street Medicine Fellowship is the first of its kind. It is a program of the UPMC Mercy Hospital Department of Internal Medicine in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Fellowship was created in collaboration with Pittsburgh Mercy’s Operation Safety Net which serves as the primary arena for the street medicine experience. A particular emphasis of the Fellowship is the interface of care between the unsheltered population and the hospital systems of Pittsburgh.  These areas include the Emergency Medicine Department (UPMC Mercy has the highest volume ED in the city), the inpatient street medicine consult service, outpatient referral and care (the Fellow will have a continuity clinic at UPMC Mercy), the Respite Care Center (for homeless patients who require medical recovery) as well as a focus on patient navigation throughout the larger health system of the city.  

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