Aging Services Associate

• Building and maintaining an aging-specific health resource hub for members of the LGBTQ and HIV communities, as well as providers and other community partners, and ensuring accessibility standards are met.
• Updating the Training to Serve Inclusive Aging Providers list by researching resources and recruiting and assessing providers to be included.
• Coordinating with marketing department in outreach by attending events and local conferences to promote resource hub and aging initiatives.
• Developing and delivering external trainings for professional and community audiences related to the content of the health resource hub (Violet), along with needed administrative work.
• Organizing events focused on older-adult audiences in the communities we serve, including booking speakers and handling logistics for an all-day summit on key issues of aging within the HIV and LGBTQ communities for providers.
• Developing aging-focused resources for internal staff, aging community members and their families, and community partners.
• Assisting with the relaunch of Rainbow Health’s Standards of Inclusion to represent the vision for health equity within the LGBTQ communities in Minnesota.
• Further developing Rainbow Health’s connections with older adults through email, social media, and other means.
• Other duties related to aging services as needed within the agency.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 3 years’ experience in a training or advocacy role and/or relevant life or professional experience related to issues confronting LGBTQ and/or HIV older adults.
• Ability to work with both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Proficiency in a second language other than English.
• Individuals with lived experience or a passion towards our target populations (Gay/Bi/MSM/Queer, Transgender, African American, multi-racial communities that are disproportionately impacted by HIV, HIV positive people, and those engaging in risk behaviors for HIV in individual and group settings) are encouraged to apply.
• Valid Minnesota Driver’s License and/or reliable transportation to reach metro and greater Minnesota clients for up to 25% metro area travel, some of which may not be accessible via public transportation, and occasional travel to greater Minnesota.