Creative Arts Therapist
OnPoint NYC is seeking a compassionate Creative Arts Therapist with a strong understanding of harm reduction principles to support individuals impacted by drug use, trauma, and mental health challenges.
"With open arms, we provide a safe, humanizing space, which benefits our people and the community. The community is asking for harm reduction, they just may not know that’s what it’s called.”
Sam Rivera, Executive Director
"At OnPoint, people are received with love and without love, there is no harm reduction. If you’re not seeing someone as a full human being, you’re not practicing harm reduction. This is what sets us apart from other organizations and modalities."
Juan, Holistic Services Manager
The wide range of mobile and building-based services are delivered by upwards of 100 staff, and includes the first Overdose Prevention Centers in the United States, mass spectrometry services, safer use supply access and education, hygiene, respite and nutrition services, care coordination, medical and mental health care, onsite MAT and linkage to other addiction treatment programs, holistic care, and advocacy services. The organization has a $14 million budget made up of mainly government grants.
The values that guide our work include:
Believing that people who use drugs or engage in sex work are equal and valued members of society
OnPoint delivers service without judgment recognizing that individuals have the right to:
OnPoint NYC is proud to offer a highly competitive benefits package. These include:
OnPoint NYC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate relative to race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, sex, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, medical status, or history of incarceration. Individuals who have personal experience with drug use, women, people of color, members of the LGBTQI+ community, disabled individuals, and the formerly incarcerated are strongly encouraged to apply.
OnPoint NYC is seeking a compassionate Creative Arts Therapist with a strong understanding of harm reduction principles to support individuals impacted by drug use, trauma, and mental health challenges.
OnPoint NYC is seeking an Associate Director of Low Threshold Services - a detail and systems-oriented individual with demonstrated competency overseeing safe, dynamic and effective programs and services in a drop-in setting and from a harm reduction lens.
OnPoint NYC is currently looking for a Drop-In Center Shift Supervisor to ensure all elements of DIC programming are executed, including harm reduction supply (syringes, smoking kits, safer sex kits, narcan kits, etc) distribution and education, hygiene services (showers, laundry, bathrooms), nutritional services (meals, snacks, hydration, and juice/smoothie bar), respite, group activities and educational programming.
OnPoint NYC is seeking a Supportive Services Manager to coordinate case management and other supportive services at OnPoint NYC’s East Harlem Location.
The HCV Care Coordinator is responsible for providing HCV linkage to services - working both in-house and mobile unit, conducting outreach, counseling, linkage to medical care, and providing assistance with educational and adherence interventions.
The Mental Health Counselor/Social Worker is a critical component for the agency’s street and office-based Mental Health program, which includes low-threshold risk reduction education, general social work services, drug treatment placement, HIV and HCV counseling and testing, the provision of educational and support groups, and low-threshold mental health services.
OnPointNYC is currently looking for Overdose Prevention Specialists (OPS) to support day-to-day operations in our consumer-led Overdose Prevention Center (OPC) in Washington Heights.
OnPointNYC is currently looking for Overdose Prevention Specialists (OPS) to support day-to-day operations in our medical model Overdose Prevention Center (OPC) in East Harlem.
The Harm Reduction Specialist on the Outreach and Public Safety Team (OPST) works outdoors to provide services to people who use drugs (PWUD) and clean up hazardous waste.
The Naloxone Associate will maintain community partnerships, and ensure the programs and projects delivered by OnPoint NYC are relevant and up to date to people who use drugs in Manhattan the Bronx, and expansion areas.
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