HUMAN SERVICES PROGRAM ANALYST - 64084217 1 1

Requisition No: 853943 

Agency: Department of Health

Working Title: HUMAN SERVICES PROGRAM ANALYST - 64084217 1 1

 Pay Plan: Career Service

Position Number: 64084217 

Salary:  37,312.08 Annually 

Posting Closing Date: 06/15/2025 

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Job posting category (Open Competitive)

Your Specific Responsibilities:

This position is a paraprofessional position working in the field of public health.  The main goals are to locate high risk pregnant women and link them with needed prenatal, prevention and social services. This position is responsible for providing active & passive outreach, screenings for HIV, pregnancy and STD’s, educational sessions, and linkage & referrals for services for high-risk pregnant women & women of childbearing age.  This position is an independent field position where client contact is made at community venues, homes, and other locations away from direct supervision.  Employee is expected to drive to these locations to conduct the duties outlined here. Use of personal vehicle may be required. Fluency in a second language (Spanish) is required. Supervision is provided by the Community Health Nursing Supervisor.

Performs the following duties as per the Interagency Agreement for TOPWA:

1.  Identify specific venues where clients may be found.  These include, but are not limited to: bars/clubs, laundromats, business establishments, low-income housing complexes, social organizations, street locations, homeless/domestic violence shelters, food banks, jails, substance abuse treatment centers, and mental health facilities.

2.  Collaborate with existing outreach programs in identified areas and establish reciprocal referral relationships with other outreach workers.  These include, but are not limited to: Community Based Organizations, Disease Control Programs (Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Program, HIV Program, Tuberculosis (TB) Program, Epidemiology Program), Healthy Start, DOH-St Lucie Clinic, DOH-St Lucie Teen Zone.

3.Collaborate with, at a minimum:

a. The local high-risk obstetrical provider to identify pregnant women who do not maintain adequate prenatal care.  A referral to the TOPWA program may be provided when a pregnant woman misses scheduled medical appointments, is non-compliant with treatment plan, has transportation or appointment scheduling issues, or needs assistance additional assistance with other health or social services.                                                                                       

b. The local Women, Infants, and Children’s (WIC) clinic to identify pregnant women in need of prenatal care.      

 c. At least one substance abuse provider that will accept pregnant women on a priority basis when they are actively using drugs or alcohol.

d. The local county jail staff or other agencies working in the jail to provide linkage services to incarcerated pregnant women and when they are released.

e. At least one substance abuse provider, if available in the service area, that will accept pregnant women on a priority basis when they are actively using drugs or               alcohol.                                                                                                                          

f. The Perinatal Network of service providers, if available in the service area covered under this contract.                

g. A pediatric infectious disease specialist to provide medical care and treatment children diagnosed with HIV.     

h. HIV service provider that will accept pregnant women diagnosed with HIV on a priority basis to be linked to care or to provide PrEP to pregnant women who are HIV negative.

i.The local Mama Bear Coalition

4.Establish relationships with community gatekeepers, including community leaders, religious leaders and others who are connected to potential clients. Establish an MOA to finalize each of these relationships.

5. Conduct outreach sessions to identify eligible women.  Eligible women should be offered the opportunity to enroll in the program. Conduct 15 outreach sessions per month at minimum and enroll a minimum of 11 clients per month. Document all outreaches on the Mon