JobBobsReal-time global job discoveryLive

Manager, Treatment Connections

Sfaf · San Francisco, California · 2026-05-20

lead
Apply on the employer's site

About this role

At SFAF we show up for our community with expertise, empathy, and a commitment to creating space where everyone can show up fully. If you want to make a meaningful impact in an environment that’s as affirming as it is effective, we’d love to meet you.

Who are we?

San Francisco AIDS Foundation (SFAF) envisions a future where health justice is achieved for all people living with or at risk for HIV. Our mission is to promote health, wellness, and social justice for communities most impacted by HIV through sexual health and substance use services, advocacy, and partnership. We need passionate advocates for social change that embody our five key values: Justice, Dignity, Courage, Leadership, and Excellence.

What is the position?

The Manager, Treatment Connections role serves as a member of our People Who Use Drugs (PWUD) Health leadership team. This person will handle complex administrative analysist, systems development, oversight, and quality assurance of Treatment Connections at the 6th Street Center and Mobile Sites. This role oversees site data collection and reporting, direct health education, treatment connection and motivational interviewing counseling. A team of treatment connection navigators, program coordinators and health educators will look to this role for leadership and guidance each day.

What are the main responsibilities?

• Day to day management of health engagement and treatment connections at 6th Street Center and select mobile sites

• Analyzes operational needs, develop systems, and create processes, workflows, and communications to support smooth operations program wide.

• Ensures all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), policies and workflows are followed by staff and volunteers.

Apply on the employer's site

Your next role is already in here.

Search live openings from thousands of employers, save the ones worth a second look, and let JobBob keep watch for the rest.