Native Outreach Coordinator

OneTogether Solutions•Perris, CA

5d•$31 - $37

About The Position

Harmony Health is a Tribally owned wellness clinic serving Native and Non-Native patients with substance use disorders through whole-person care, including primary care, infectious disease care, and mental health care. The Native Outreach Coordinator supports the clinic in Perris, California, building trust and awareness in local Native American communities and the broader region to connect people with opioid treatment and wellness services. The position reports to the OTP Manager and works with clinic and OTS leadership. The coordinator represents Harmony Health as a culturally grounded community ambassador, builds referral networks, advocates for culturally informed care, and helps individuals and families access treatment and recovery resources. The role combines relationship-building, public education, event coordination, resource development, outreach tracking, and patient advocacy. Outreach must be conducted with cultural humility and respect for tribal customs, while maintaining confidentiality under HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and organizational policies. The position requires regular travel to local and regional events and sites. The work is based in an office setting with usually moderate noise, alongside community-facing activities. The employee may be cross-trained to meet patient needs. The company describes on-the-job training, continuing education, and professional advancement opportunities.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Public Health, Community Health, Communications, Public Relations, or a related field; a combination of relevant education and experience may be considered.
At least 1 year of professional experience in community outreach, public relations, health promotion, or social services.
Demonstrated knowledge of traditional forms of governance, tribal customs, and Native American cultural traditions.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Windows environments, social media platforms, and data-tracking tools.
Ability to travel regularly across local and regional sites for events, meetings, and community presentations.
Ability to pass background screening, drug screening, and applicable state, federal, or tribal credentialing requirements.
Ability to provide health clearance and tuberculosis (TB) clearance.
Valid driver’s license.
Strong public speaking, presentation, and group facilitation abilities.
Cultural humility, empathy, and active listening skills.
Ability to use digital outreach tools and track community engagement metrics.
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects, calendars, and events simultaneously.
Ability to remain calm, focused, and kind in high-stress or sensitive community interactions.
Ethical integrity, reliability, and commitment to patient privacy and safety.

Nice To Haves

2 or more years of community outreach experience serving tribal communities, urban Native populations, or behavioral health or substance use disorder programs.
Experience working within or alongside an Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) or licensed MOUD facility.
Knowledge of Medi-Cal/Medicaid programs, Medicare, and regional social service referral networks.
Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish.

Responsibilities

Build and nurture relationships with tribal organizations, local agencies, healthcare providers, payors, and community leaders to expand referral pathways.
Represent Harmony Health at health fairs, powwows, cultural gatherings, workshops, and community events.
Maintain a calendar of outreach initiatives, public appearances, educational workshops, and digital or social media communication opportunities.
Develop and maintain a resource file of local social service agencies, housing providers, and harm-reduction networks to support patients with wraparound care.
Maintain knowledge of local healthcare markets, government programs, payor networks, and community resources.
Use digital outreach, traditional media, and public health education tools to raise awareness of opioid use disorder treatment options.
Track outreach metrics, evaluate event effectiveness, and report outcomes to clinic leadership during routine team huddles.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary clinic staff to streamline intake navigation for people referred through community channels.
Conduct outreach and public engagement with cultural humility, honoring traditional forms of governance, tribal customs, and local heritage.
Guide and advocate compassionately for individuals and families seeking substance use disorder treatment.
Protect patient confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and organizational policies regarding privacy and releases of information.
Maintain a professional, welcoming, and collaborative presence with community members, partner agency representatives, and clinic coworkers.