Join Our Harm Reduction Team

If you’re someone who thrives in community, understands harm reduction not just as a set of practices but as a movement and wants to work in a supportive, mission-driven workplace  — we’d love to meet you!

What We Offer

  • Full health benefits

  • Paid Time Off  + 11 Paid Holidays + Personal days

  • Flexible Spending Accounts 

  • 401(k) plan

Community-Based harm Reduction Therapist

The Harm Reduction Therapy Center (HRTC) is seeking a masters- or PhD/PsyD therapist to work with low income, often homeless adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders in our Community Programs. HRTC’s therapists work with clients at a variety of program sites, including community clinics, at street-based mobile sites, at other CBO drop-in centers and syringe exchange programs. We are flexible and do our best to work with people “where they are at” as they move around in an effort to stay safe and healthy. Intellectual curiosity, attention to detail, collaboration with both colleagues and clients, a high level of ability to work independently and seek out support as needed, and a social justice perspective are important characteristics of work at HRTC.

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Harm Reduction Engagement Specialist

The Harm Reduction Therapy Center (HRTC) is seeking a part-time (20 hrs/wk) Harm Reduction Engagement Specialist to support our low-threshold drop-in harm reduction mental health program for low income, often homeless adults experiencing systemic and personal traumas, mental health and substance use challenges. HRTC’s therapists work with clients at a variety of program sites including community clinics, at street-based mobile sites, at other CBO drop-in centers and syringe exchange programs, and in our own integrated drop-in treatment center. The Harm Reduction Support Specialist will support milieu services in our drop-in, engaging with clients and prospective clients, offering introduction to services and brief education on harm reduction and harm reduction resources, including support in connecting with HRTC clinicians, as appropriate. We are flexible and do our best to work with people “where they are at” as they move around in an effort to stay safe and healthy; we consider the streets and neighborhoods where we operate as part of our service community. Intellectual curiosity, attention to detail, creative collaboration with both colleagues and clients, and a social justice perspective are important characteristics of those who work at HRTC.

Click  HERE for more information and to apply!