PWUD Health & Overdose Prevention Manager

San Francisco AIDS Foundation; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO/Sick Time

403(b) Plan

Job summary

San Francisco AIDS Foundation seeks a Manager, PWUD Health Services & Overdose Prevention Education to lead overdose prevention, education, and naloxone distribution across our 6th Street center and mobile sites in San Francisco.

This role combines administrative analysis, systems development, and daily program operations, supervising staff and volunteers while delivering client-facing services and ensuring high-quality care for people who use drugs.

Qualifications

• Minimum three years' experience with People Who Use Drugs and related health concerns.
• Experience with motivational interviewing and trauma-informed practices.
• Knowledge of health and social services in San Francisco; linking to care.
• Staff supervision and PTO/timecard management experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide onsite daily support and capacity building to the 6th Street center and mobile sites, ensuring SOPs and workflows.
• Analyze operational needs, develop systems, create processes and communications for program-wide operations.
• Provide overdose prevention, recognition, and response training for staff, volunteers, and external partners.
• Ensure healthy work environments, monitor supplies, and address facilities needs and safety.
• Ensure accurate data documentation and timely data collection with QA.
• Provide treatment connections and health education via motivational interviewing.

Skills

People Who Use Drugs

Motivational Interviewing

Trauma-Informed Care

Linkage to Care

Health Education

Google Suite

Education

Associates Degree

Tools

Google Suite

Job description

San Francisco AIDS Foundation seeks a Manager, PWUD Health Services & Overdose Prevention Education to lead overdose prevention, education, and naloxone distribution across our 6th Street center and mobile sites in San Francisco.

This role combines administrative analysis, systems development, and daily program operations, supervising staff and volunteers while delivering client-facing services and ensuring high-quality care for people who use drugs.