Job OpportunitiesSMI members can post open positions at no cost for 90 days! If you would like to post a job on the SMI Job Opportunities Board, please click here. Clinical DirectorOrganization: Street Medicine InstituteLocation: Remote This new senior position will hold oversight responsibility for all clinical dimensions of SMI’s full spectrum of services and will also, in partnership with the Executive Director, provide leadership for developing new programs and services, particularly those with a clinical aspect. The Clinical Director (CD) will frequently independently represent SMI through speaking and consulting engagements. The CD reports to the Executive Director and works closely with the Board of Directors, Program Director, and external partners to accomplish position responsibilities. Given SMI’s small size, the CD must be prepared to perform administrative tasks associated with planning and organizing their work. SMI is a nationwide/global organization working across time zones. The CD position is mainly virtual but will involve an estimated 10-12 travel events per year for attending training programs, consultations, site visits, the annual symposium, and strategic planning meetings. Full posting Physician Assistant / Nurse PractitionerOrganization: Conquer Clinics and Sound Pathways Location: Everett, Washington, USA
The Advanced Practice Practicioner will work with a multidisciplinary team to deliver medical care to underhoused and rough sleeping residents of Everett, WA and Snohomish County. The two main venues of care include an innovative Health Engagement Hub (HEH) where behavioral and addiction medicine, harm reduction and physical urgent care is provided under one roof, as well as a mobile street medicine team that serves more than 2000 square miles extending from the urban center of Everett, WA to the Puyallup Reservation to remote mountainous communities of the Cascades. The team staffs both venues and includes an APP or MD, an RN, an SUDP and peers, and has support from a practice manager, a medical director and the WA Health Care Authority. The applicant will provide physical medicine and basic MOUD, with behavioral and complicated addiction services offered by others in the organization.
Posted 5/12/25
Community Outreach RNOrganization: Native American Community Clinic Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
The Community Outreach RN will provide direct clinical care and patient care coordination in the community alongside the Harm Reduction Team, as well as in the medical clinic. Within NACC’s clinical outreach program, this role will provide preventive health and acute care services within a mobile unit and in other outreach settings, serving people experiencing barriers to healthcare including homelessness and substance use. This role will also emphasize linkages between outreach and clinic settings, and the delivery of trauma-informed care across both spaces. Click here to view the full job description.
To apply, please send cover letter and resume to [email protected] Contact: Nikki Giardina ([email protected]) Posted 4/17/25
RN - Street Medicine (Micro Community)Organization: Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Location: Denver, Colorado, USA The Registered Nurse plays a critical role in delivering high-quality, compassionate healthcare to homeless and at-risk individuals. This position requires clinical expertise within an integrated, trauma-informed care model, focusing on the complex health needs of a diverse patient population. The RN is essential in promoting patient-centered care and improving overall well-being through adaptability, resilience, and a proactive approach to overcoming healthcare barriers.
This health outreach role focuses on health outcomes within an integrated outreach team. As part of the Micro Community grant, this role focuses on improving access to people experiencing homelessness who are now residing in one of the established micro communities. The RN is an integral part of Community Health services. The nurse is responsible for creating and maintaining an active care management process for patients living in the non-congregant shelter they are assigned. The nurse works collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team to support individuals in their transition to a stable housing environment. The nurse provides services in the community within the framework of professional nursing ethics and state and city regulatory guidelines. This is a field-based position and requires at least 80% of services to be provided to consumers in their transitional shelter, temporary or permanent clinic space and other community locations. The nurse provides direct nursing services to consumers of Community Health.
posted 4/17/25 Fort Worth Street Medicine FellowshipOrganization: Integrative Emergency Services (IES) / John Peter Smith Hospital (JPS) Location: Fort Worth, Texas, USA Integrative Emergency Services (IES) / John Peter Smith Hospital (JPS) and the Department of Emergency Medicine, in conjunction with the JPS Department of Family Medicine, are proud to offer a one-year fellowship to those who desire extensive training and experience in Street Medicine. Fellows will be an integral part of the multidisciplinary Acclaim Street Medicine team carrying out the vision of our institution. The fellowship is open to Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, and Internal Medicine trained physicians. Contact: Chad Holmes, DO, FACEP ([email protected]), Joel Hunt, PA-C ([email protected]), or Jennifer Bullard, Recruiter ([email protected])
posted 2/7/25
UPMC Street Medicine FellowshipOrganization: UPMC Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA The UPMC Mercy Street Medicine Fellowship is the first of its kind. It is a program of the UPMC Mercy Hospital Department of Internal Medicine in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Fellowship was created in collaboration with Pittsburgh Mercy’s Operation Safety Net which serves as the primary arena for the street medicine experience. A particular emphasis of the Fellowship is the interface of care between the unsheltered population and the hospital systems of Pittsburgh. These areas include the Emergency Medicine Department (UPMC Mercy has the highest volume ED in the city), the inpatient street medicine consult service, outpatient referral and care (the Fellow will have a continuity clinic at UPMC Mercy), the Respite Care Center (for homeless patients who require medical recovery) as well as a focus on patient navigation throughout the larger health system of the city. Full posting |
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