Adolescent Coordinator

BMS Family Health and Wellness Centers•New York, NY

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Now Hiring: Adolescent Wellness Coordinator Jefferson Campus, Brooklyn, NY Full-Time | Hybrid School-Based & Community Health Setting Are you passionate about adolescent health, community engagement, and empowering youth? Do you believe in holistic wellness, culturally competent care, and the transformative power of education? Join us at BMS @ Jefferson—where we center young voices and create healthier futures, together. Under the leadership of the BMS@ Jefferson Program Manager and in close collaboration with our dynamic School-Based Health Center (SBHC) team, the Adolescent Wellness Coordinator plays a vital role in advancing health equity and student success across Jefferson Campus.

Requirements

Associate degree required; Bachelor’s preferred.
At least 2 years working in community healthcare, youth services, or reproductive health.
Proven experience supporting teen leadership or peer education programs.
2+ years of clerical experience and confidence using Microsoft Office, databases, and Electronic Health Records (EHRs).
Clear, inclusive communicator with a knack for building relationships across diverse communities.
Willingness to work some evenings and travel locally as needed.
Independent, proactive, and adaptable in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities

Lead creative outreach initiatives to boost enrollment and awareness of SBHC services.
Organize clinic tours for incoming 9th graders and promote health campaigns across campus.
Facilitate student intake and appointment scheduling with care and compassion.
Design and deliver engaging wellness workshops and events (think: health fairs, trivia nights, and peer-led discussions).
Partner with local organizations and NYC Teens Connection to bring evidence-based education programs like Seventeen Days and Plan A to students.
Work closely with school staff to integrate health education that resonates with students' lives.
Support students applying to DYCD’s Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) and MSKCC’s Summer Internship Program.
Coordinate professional development and health advocacy trainings for student leaders.
Help young people discover their voice—and their career path.