Working under the direction of the Security Supervisor, the Security Guard will perform a variety of tasks throughout their shifts. These tasks may include patrolling the facility on foot or in a vehicle, working at the entrance/exit to the facility and answering phones, locking and unlocking doors, greeting guests and employees and monitoring closed circuit television systems, and alarms. Security guards act as a visible deterrent to crime, they detect suspicious activities and watch for criminal acts or client rule infractions at or near assigned post which may be a threat to the property, clients, guests or employees at the site.

The Nurse Practitioner Specialist (NPS) provides comprehensive medical evaluation, education, and management for clients that present for routine, preventative, acute, and chronic disease and specialty health care services at the clinic site. The NPS will coordinate all of the services necessary for health promotion, maintenance, rehabilitation, and the prevention of disease and disability.

Under the general direction of the Chief Medical Officer (CMO), the Primary Care Physician will provide preventative care and consultation for family and internal medicine. They will utilize their skills while consulting with patients to determine the appropriate course of treatment; and recommends and orders tests to determine extent of illness or to help diagnose condition.

Under the direction of the Chief People & Places Officer, the Human Resources Junior Data Analyst plays a crucial role in collecting, structuring, analyzing and reporting on HR processes and data. In performing professional analysis in recruiting and testing, classification, compensation and other areas of human resources management.

Under the direction of the Behavioral Health Manager, the Licensed Clinical Social Worker will provide assessments and psychotherapy for clients who are in need of mental health services and have been referred by behavioral health clinicians, primary care providers, case managers and other Desert AIDS Project (DAP) programs for individual, couples, or group psychotherapy.

Under the direction of the Charge Nurse, the Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) will float between the front and back office performing both clerical and clinical duties. Duties include performing nursing procedures prior to the clinicians visit with the patient while assuring positive care outcomes.

Under the direction of the Store Coordinator - Merchandising, the Product Flow Coordinator (PFC) is responsible for performing tasks related to receiving donated merchandise, and sorting it to its appropriate area for processing. In addition the PFC is responsible for stocking merchandise to the floor after it has been processed.

Under the direction of the Warehouse Manager (in Palm Springs location) and Store Coordinator - Merchandising (in Cathedral City and Palm Desert locations), the Product Flow Coordinator (PFC) is responsible for performing tasks related to receiving donated merchandise, and sorting it to its appropriate area for processing. In addition the PFC is responsible for stocking merchandise to the floor after it has been processed.

Under the direction of the Logistics Manager, the Driver operates a truck that transports cargo to and from specified destinations and loads, secures and unloads cargo. Additionally the Driver will prepare, receive and provide appropriate documentation for the delivery or pick up of goods to ensure timely service.

Under the direction of the Behavioral Health Manager, the Clinical Psychologist assists clients who are in need of Mental Health services through individual, couples, and/or group psychotherapy which is typically short term. The Clinical Psychologist will receive referrals from Behavioral Health, Primary Care and outside referral sources.

Under the direction of the Behavioral Health Manager, the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) serves as a member of the Behavioral Health Team and performs initial psychiatric assessments, including furnishing and managing psychotropic medication; crisis visits for established Desert AIDS Project (DAP) clients; psychiatric consultation to other providers; ordering and review of lab work or other studies; and referral to other providers as appropriate. The PNP shall not independently diagnosis, treat or manage all patient conditions encountered, but rather will utilize his/her assessment and disease management skills in conjunction with the Standardized Procedures and physician consultations, as deemed appropriate, in order to meet the behavioral health needs of their patients.

Under the direction of the Behavioral Health Manager, the Psychiatrist serves as a member of our Behavioral Health (BH) Team. The team includes psychiatrists, psychotherapists and substance use counselors, who work as part of a larger group of medical and dental clinicians and case managers. The psychiatrist will provide initial psychiatric assessments and ongoing medication management for our patients and will also provide consultation as needed to other medical providers, nursing staff and case managers.