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TUOLUMNE, CA -- As an AmeriCorps VISTA member, you will enhance the capacity of local networks to respond to the opioid crisis by our TUOLUMNE coalition, implementing intervention strategies known to reduce opioid addiction and overdose deaths: addressing supply (safe prescribing), promoting recovery (ensuring access to treatment) and preventing overdose (harm reduction including naloxone distribution). You will learn best-practices as you address the epidemic locally, and you and your coalition will benefit from the skills, tools and practices that will be shared through a program supporting 22 coalitions within this network, called the coalition accelerator program. Although these 22 coalitions occur in counties throughout California, this placement is specific to TUOLUMNE county in Central California.

If you are already located in this area, you might have the opportunity to serve your own community. Up to forty AmeriCorps VISTA members will learn about Public Health strategies and practices, and how coalitions can be leveraged to fight health crises. You will contribute to the goals of the coalition accelerator program through activities like these that will be based on local needs and volunteer skills:

Conduct an environmental scan of community context and need; Expand community knowledge that supports the program effort; Strengthen partnerships and expand networks; Improve materials that support programming; Conduct outreach for participant recruitment; Assess results of program offerings; Improve or expand program delivery; and Utilize technology to develop systems of organizational effectiveness. Within your year of service, you will improve the health of California through supporting the capacity of your local coalition and of the greater Opioid Safety Network to reduce the rate of opioid-related deaths.

Terms :

None Service Areas :

Community Outreach , Community and Economic Development , Public Safety , Health . Skills :

Writing/Editing , Social Services , Conflict Resolution , Public Health , Communications , Non-Profit Management , Leadership , Team Work , Community Organization , Computers/Technology , General Skills , Fund raising/Grant Writing.

REDWOOD EMPIRE (SONOMA, NAPA, MARIN, YOLO COUNTIES), CA -- As an AmeriCorps VISTA member, you will enhance the capacity of local networks to respond to the opioid crisis by our REDWOOD COMMUNITY HEALTH COALITION, implementing intervention strategies known to reduce opioid addiction and overdose deaths: addressing supply (safe prescribing), promoting recovery (ensuring access to treatment) and preventing overdose (harm reduction including naloxone distribution). You will learn best-practices as you address the epidemic locally, and you and your coalition will benefit from the skills, tools and practices that will be shared through a program supporting 22 coalitions within this network, called the coalition accelerator program. Although these 22 coalitions occur in counties throughout California, this placement is specific to the SONOMA, NAPA, MARIN, YOLO counties in the Redwood Empire region of Northern California.

If you are already located in this area, you might have the opportunity to serve your own community. Up to forty AmeriCorps VISTA members will learn about Public Health strategies and practices, and how coalitions can be leveraged to fight health crises. You will contribute to the goals of the coalition accelerator program through activities like these that will be based on local needs and volunteer skills:

Conduct an environmental scan of community context and need; Expand community knowledge that supports the program effort; Strengthen partnerships and expand networks; Improve materials that support programming; Conduct outreach for participant recruitment; Assess results of program offerings; Improve or expand program delivery; and Utilize technology to develop systems of organizational effectiveness. Within your year of service, you will improve the health of California through supporting the capacity of your local coalition and of the greater Opioid Safety Network to reduce the rate of opioid-related deaths.

Terms :

None Service Areas :

Public Safety , Health , Community Outreach , Community and Economic Development . Skills :

Non-Profit Management , Public Health , General Skills , Communications , Social Services , Conflict Resolution , Writing/Editing , Leadership , Community Organization , Team Work , Fund raising/Grant Writing , Computers/Technology.

As an AmeriCorps VISTA member, you will enhance the capacity of local networks to respond to the opioid crisis by joining 1 of 28 California coalitions, implementing intervention strategies known to reduce opioid addiction and overdose deaths: addressing supply (safe prescribing), promoting recovery (ensuring access to treatment) and preventing overdose (harm reduction including naloxone distribution). You will learn best-practices as you address the epidemic locally, and you and your coalition will benefit from the skills, tools and practices that will be shared through a program supporting all 28 coalitions in this network, called the coalition accelerator program. Although these 28 coalitions occur in counties throughout California, most placements are likely to be located in Northern California or the Central Valley.

If you are already located in an affected area, or in an area with an active coalition, you might have the opportunity to serve your own community. Up to forty AmeriCorps VISTA members will learn about Public Health strategies and practices, and how coalitions can be leveraged to fight health crises. You will contribute to the goals of the coalition accelerator program through activities like these that will be based on local needs and volunteer skills:

Conduct an environmental scan of community context and need; Expand community knowledge that supports the program effort; Strengthen partnerships and expand networks; Improve materials that support programming; Conduct outreach for participant recruitment; Assess results of program offerings; Improve or expand program delivery; and Utilize technology to develop systems of organizational effectiveness. Within your year of service, you will improve the health of California through supporting the capacity of your local coalition and of the greater Opioid Safety Network to reduce the rate of opioid-related deaths.

Terms :

None Service Areas :

Health , Community and Economic Development , Public Safety , Community Outreach . Skills :

Social Services , General Skills , Writing/Editing , Team Work , Community Organization , Conflict Resolution , Non-Profit Management , Leadership , Fund raising/Grant Writing , Public Health , Communications , Computers/Technology.

INLAND EMPIRE: RIVERSIDE and SAN BERNARDINO counties -- As an AmeriCorps VISTA member, you will enhance the capacity of local networks to respond to the opioid crisis by our INLAND EMPIRE coalition, implementing intervention strategies known to reduce opioid addiction and overdose deaths: addressing supply (safe prescribing), promoting recovery (ensuring access to treatment) and preventing overdose (harm reduction including naloxone distribution). You will learn best-practices as you address the epidemic locally, and you and your coalition will benefit from the skills, tools and practices that will be shared through a program supporting 22 coalitions within this network, called the coalition accelerator program.

Although these 22 coalitions occur in counties throughout California, this placement is specific to the INLAND EMPIRE coalition (Riverside and San Bernardino counties) in Southern California. If you are already located in this area, you might have the opportunity to serve your own community. Up to forty AmeriCorps VISTA members will learn about Public Health strategies and practices, and how coalitions can be leveraged to fight health crises.

You will contribute to the goals of the coalition accelerator program through activities like these that will be based on local needs and volunteer skills: Conduct an environmental scan of community context and need; Expand community knowledge that supports the program effort; Strengthen partnerships and expand networks; Improve materials that support programming; Conduct outreach for participant recruitment; Assess results of program offerings; Improve or expand program delivery; and Utilize technology to develop systems of organizational effectiveness. Within your year of service, you will improve the health of California through supporting the capacity of your local coalition and of the greater Opioid Safety Network to reduce the rate of opioid-related deaths.

Terms :

None Service Areas :

Community Outreach , Health , Community and Economic Development , Public Safety . Skills :

Leadership , Team Work , Non-Profit Management , Community Organization , Public Health , Writing/Editing , Communications , Social Services , General Skills , Conflict Resolution , Computers/Technology , Fund raising/Grant Writing.

As one of two AmeriCorps VISTA Leaders, you will support the success of up to 40 VISTA members embedded across 28 California Opioid Safety Coalitions. You will be located at the hub of operations in Oakland, CA, working within the Center for Health Leadership and Practice at the Public Health Institute.You will help support the 28 coalitions within this network, as they implement intervention strategies known to reduce opioid addiction and overdose deaths: addressing supply (safe prescribing), promoting recovery (ensuring access to treatment) and preventing overdose (harm reduction including naloxone distribution). You will support VISTA members addressing the epidemic locally by staying current on the issues they may be facing at their site, by assuring that their local coalition is providing clear direction, and by conveying the story of California communities overcoming an epidemic.

Both you and the state will benefit as you learn about Public Health strategies and best practices, and about how coalitions can be leveraged to fight health crises. You will contribute to the goals of the Coalition Network program through activities based on the needs of the coalitions and on members' skills: Expand community knowledge that supports the program effort; Strengthen partnerships and expand networks; Improve materials that support programming; Conduct outreach for participant recruitment; Assess results of program offerings; Improve or expand program delivery; and Utilize technology to develop systems of organizational effectiveness. Within your year of service, you will improve the overall health of California as you support the coalitions' VISTA members, and strengthen the greater Opioid Safety Network's ability to reduce the rate of opioid-related deaths.

Terms :

None Service Areas :

Community and Economic Development , Health , Public Safety , Community Outreach . Skills :

Leadership , Communications , Non-Profit Management , General Skills , Social Services , Community Organization , Writing/Editing , Fund raising/Grant Writing , Team Work , Public Health , Computers/Technology , Conflict Resolution.

The Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health (ADAMH) Services Board of Crawford and Marion Counties oversees and subsidizes mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment services for local citizens, based on need and eligibility. The benefits provided by ADAMH are available to Crawford and Marion residents through a network of providers.

ADAMH and its agencies work together in many ways to ensure quality services are available for people in need. The mission of the Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board is to provide comprehensive, quality, cost-effective mental health and substance abuse treatment and prevention services to the citizens of Crawford and Marion counties. Our ADAMH Board is seeking a VISTA partner to assist with the data collection of existing programming, grant writing, opioid research, community planning, and help develop and implement Peer Recovery Supporters in our communities. The Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board's goal is to identify community needs for substance abuse and mental health concerns, enhance existing programming, and implement new strategies for combatting the opioid epidemic.

Terms :

Permits working at another job during off hours , Permits attendance at school during off hours , Car recommended . Service Areas :

Community Outreach , Health . Skills :

Computers/Technology , Writing/Editing , Public Speaking , Communications , Team Work , Fund raising/Grant Writing , Social Services , Public Health.

The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Erie and Ottawa Counties is an 18-member board responsible for the oversight and delivery of mental health and recovery services. The board is currently undergoing a strategic planning process that should be completed in June of 2018.

In addition, Sequential Intercept Mapping will be completed for Ottawa County by the end of April. Assisted Outpatient Treatment has been introduced to Erie and Ottawa County stakeholders with follow-up meetings for launching AOT to be scheduled in next couple of weeks. The timing is perfect for a VISTA member to join our team as we identify goals and objectives for capacity building. Action items for confronting opioid addiction, establishing goals for treatment and identifying funding opportunities will be part of the plan.Erie and Ottawa Counties are on Lake Erie with many opportunities for one to lead a healthy lifestyle such as boating, fishing, water parks, Cedar Point Amusement Park, etc.

Terms :

Permits attendance at school during off hours , Permits working at another job during off hours , Car recommended . Service Areas :

Health , Community Outreach . Skills :

Writing/Editing , Community Organization , Computers/Technology , Public Speaking , General Skills , Communications , Team Work , Leadership.

THE NET OPS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

The Network Operations 2018 Summer Internship Program is now open to ambitious and committed graduate studies looking to gain hands on technical experience and professional experience in a learning environment. This internship will give student the advantage of accessing our online learning platforms and mentorship program to grow their skills exponentially while working directly with respected industry leaders.

Network Operations (NetOps) is dedicated to the quality, reliability and integrity of the network systems that allow us to serve our customers. Here you will be working with bright minds that are the power behind the services that Charter provides.

The program is 10 weeks in length and runs from June 2018 to August 2018.

JOB SCOPE:

As a member of IP Management, the intern will work with the IPControl System Engineering Team for company-wide IPv4/IPv6 blocks synchronization with new Charter production networks. Provides Tier 4 IPv4/IPv6 addressing support for IPv4/IPv6 unicast/multicast issue escalation from various LoB (Line of Business), Data/Voice/Video, Enterprise, and Charter Business. Develops scripts/programs to discover IP blocks (both static and dynamic) and other information in known and unknown networks. Participates in developing working connector to interconnect IPControl API and different API in Charter Communication's operation systems.

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Actively and consistently support all efforts to simplify and enhance the experience of stake holders who need IP addresses to run business and/or grow customer base

• Works as a project team member on multiple projects.

• Works with IPControl System Engineering team on IP blocks streamlining to enable better IP utilization.

• Tasks will include automate network discovery, such as writing scripts to get RIP and BGP static IP blocks information from commercial business networks.

• Helps define best practices of managing IPv4 and IPv6 address allocation and consumption

• Works on projects/systems/issues of medium to high complexity surrounding IPControl planning, configuration and optimization

• Provides tier support across organizations

• Performs other duties as assigned

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Network Management or related field

• Currently enrolled and completing the first year in a Master's Degree program at an accredited University

• Must have at least a 3.0 GPA or greater in current Graduate program

ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

• Ability to effctively communicate and work with colleagues, customers, vendors, in person, on the phone, and by written communications in a clear, straight-forward, and professional manner

• Experience with programming/scripting, C++, Java, Python/Perl, Database, TCP/IPv4 and IPv6

WORKING CONDITIONS:

• Office environment

• No travel required

The Spectrum brand is powered and innovated by Charter Communications. Charter Communications reaffirms its commitment to providing equal opportunities for employment and advancement to qualified employees and applicants. Individuals will be considered for positions for which they meet the minimum qualifications and are able to perform without regard to race, color, gender, age, religion, disability, national origin, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, current unemployment status, or any other basis protected by federal, state or local laws.

Charter Communications is an Equal Opportunity Employer - Minority/Female/Veteran/Disability

Charter Communications will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with applicable laws, including local ordinances.

FCC Unit: 13541 - Mountain States Business Unit: Network Operations

SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA -- As an AmeriCorps VISTA member, you will enhance the capacity of local networks to respond to the opioid crisis by our SAN LUIS OBISPO coalition, implementing intervention strategies known to reduce opioid addiction and overdose deaths: addressing supply (safe prescribing), promoting recovery (ensuring access to treatment) and preventing overdose (harm reduction including naloxone distribution). You will learn best-practices as you address the epidemic locally, and you and your coalition will benefit from the skills, tools and practices that will be shared through a program supporting 22 coalitions within this network, called the coalition accelerator program. Although these 22 coalitions occur in counties throughout California, this placement is specific to SAN LUIS OBISPO county in Southern California.

If you are already located in this area, you might have the opportunity to serve your own community. Up to forty AmeriCorps VISTA members will learn about Public Health strategies and practices, and how coalitions can be leveraged to fight health crises. You will contribute to the goals of the coalition accelerator program through activities like these that will be based on local needs and volunteer skills:

Conduct an environmental scan of community context and need; Expand community knowledge that supports the program effort; Strengthen partnerships and expand networks; Improve materials that support programming; Conduct outreach for participant recruitment; Assess results of program offerings; Improve or expand program delivery; and Utilize technology to develop systems of organizational effectiveness. Within your year of service, you will improve the health of California through supporting the capacity of your local coalition and of the greater Opioid Safety Network to reduce the rate of opioid-related deaths.

Terms :

None Service Areas :

Public Safety , Community and Economic Development , Health , Community Outreach . Skills :

General Skills , Conflict Resolution , Communications , Fund raising/Grant Writing , Leadership , Social Services , Non-Profit Management , Public Health , Writing/Editing , Team Work , Community Organization , Computers/Technology.