
Job Location: Prism Health - Portland, OR 97214,
Position Type: Part Time,
Salary Range: $30.75 Hourly, CAP Northwest (CAP) is the oldest and largest AIDS Service Organization (ASO) in Oregon and Southwest Washington that provides the LGBTQ+ community and beyond with compassionate healthcare. CAP’s mission is to promote well-being and advance equity by providing inclusive health and wellness services for LGBTQ+ people, people affected by HIV, and all those seeking compassionate care. Prism Health, Our House, Tod’s Corner and Esthers Pantry are all apart of CAP. To learn more about us please visit CAP, Prism Health and Our House.
CAP Northwest is excited to announce that we are hiring a skilled and team-oriented Bilingual HIV/STI Testing Counselor. The HIV/STI Testing Counselor works collaboratively with CAP NW staff and management to provide high-quality, confidential, culturally responsive, and affirming HIV/STI counseling, testing, and referral services to community members. This position primarily provides direct client services through Pivot, CAP's free HIV/STI testing program operating out of Prism Health clinics. Pivot serves LGBTQIA2S+ communities, men who have sex with men (MSM), people living with HIV, and other community members seeking accessible sexual health services. The HIV/STI Testing Counselor conducts HIV and STI testing, including syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and occasional hepatitis C testing. Services include client intake, sexual health assessments, specimen collection, prevention education, results communication, and referrals to appropriate prevention, treatment, and care services.
This is a part-time (0.5 FTE) position scheduled for 16 hours per week (CAP's Prevention Team works on a 32-hour work week). Shifts will vary based on program needs and will likely include evenings and Saturdays, with scheduling occurring Monday-Thursday & Saturdays. Additional hours may occasionally be available based on program needs. To get a better understanding of Pivot's current testing hours, please view our clinic schedule on the CAP NW website. This position will primarily work at Prism Health's SE Belmont and/or N Morris locations.
Starting pay is $30.75 an hour. The Bilingual HIV/STI Testing counselor’s pay increases with tenure and the top of the pay scale is $35.70. This is a union represented position, so the compensation, benefits and conditions of work are collectively bargained.
What You'll Bring to this Role
At CAP Northwest, we believe in unlocking potential. If you believe you may have the skills to do a job, we encourage you to apply even if you don’t meet every qualification. CAP Northwest is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. We comply with all relevant anti-discrimination laws.
For more details about our benefits please visit our careers page capnw.org/careers
CAP cares about the safety of our team members and clients. All new employees are required to provide proof of vaccination status to HR at the time of hire (unless a documented medical or religious exemption is requested and approved).

Our Mission : We support and empower all people living with or affected by HIV, reduce stigma, and provide compassionate healthcare to the the LGBTQ+ community & beyond.
Founded in 1983 and incorporated in 1985 as the Cascade AIDS Project, CAP is the oldest and largest community-based provider of HIV services, housing, education and advocacy in Oregon and Southwest Washington. CAP has grown considerably since its beginning, from a two person staff to over 100, from a budget of $100,000 to over $14 million. CAP operates multiple programs from its main service sites in Portland, OR & Vancouver, WA with the support of over 600 volunteers.
Cascade AIDS Project helps people put their lives back together by securing housing, finding essential medical care, and dealing with the countless issues that make the difference between giving up or getting up and going on. With HIV and AIDS, the huge emotional and financial burden to all affected by it can be staggering.
Imagine what it must be like for someone who suddenly finds they are without the essentials we so often take for granted. Sadly, some people with HIV lose their jobs, their housing, their friends and family, and all means of support. Shelter, life skills training, and emotional support — these are what CAP provides.