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The Substance Use and STD Navigator provides direct services to identified patients with substance use disorder or sexually transmitted diseases at Community Medical Center's (CMC) Emergency and inpatient units. Develops a plan of care to coordinate outreach screening, assessment, referral, treatment, education, data collection, and utilization of community based resources to facilitate with compliance of the medical care plan. The position requires collaborative efforts with physicians, Case Management, Social Workers, and other internal and external personnel to promote appropriate utilization of healthcare resources.
Education
• Associate's Degree in a related field required
• Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Public Health, or Human Services related field preferred
Experience
• 2 years of substance abuse and/or STD population assessment and referral experience required
• Experience working with community based programs preferred
• Experience in an acute care hospital, public health, or behavioral health clinic preferred
Licenses and Certifications
• BLS - Current Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers by American Heart Association (AHA) required
• Pay ranges listed are an estimate and subject to change.
• If any bonuses are noted, they are only applicable to external hires meeting criteria.
We got our start 125 years ago as a boarding house and medical facility for people traveling in Central California. If people then could see us now... Today, Community Health System is the region’s largest healthcare provider and includes three divisions: Community Medical Centers hospitals, Community Care Health and Community Provider Network. These three pillars of healthcare – hospitals, health insurance and physicians – work best when they work together.
Whether you have years of nursing experience or you just passed your boards, we have a home for you. From the rush of Level 1 trauma to the tight-knit teamwork of the region’s leading bariatric surgery program, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to build the nursing career you’ve always wanted.
Our teaching facility associated with UCSF, professional certification reimbursement, and wide range of opportunities beyond bedside care (leadership, quality/risk, educators) open doors to new possibilities and give you the ability to chart your own path.
Whether it's helping patients walk again after trauma, or regain speech after a stroke, this team plays a critical role in each recovery journey. With deep clinical knowledge and creative problem-solving, they turn complex challenges into real progress backed by evidence-based practices.
Across our hospital and outpatient rehab settings — including a nationally ranked inpatient rehab facility and the region’s only Level I Trauma Center — our teams treat a wide range of needs, helping you discover your niche and expand your skills. With ongoing mentorship and an interdisciplinary approach that’s second to none, you’ll be empowered to make a real impact and grow a meaningful career.