Dear East Bay Getting to Zero community,
Below you will find a collection of resources and updates from our network, our partner organizations and our general community.
This webpage is updated once a month and features the latest job, funding, internship, scholarship, youth and training opportunities from our broader East Bay Getting to Zero network. Please contact us if you want to add your listing.
Updated January 11, 2023
East Bay Opportunities: Funding, Jobs, fellowships & internships
Resources for clients:




Internship Opportunities:

More information, including how to apply for the program, can be found at SHARPinternship.org.
Volunteer Opportunities:


Berkeley Free Clinic is recruiting volunteers for their TB testing services section. To apply for the TB testing services section, click here by January 8, 2023.
Job Opportunities:

West Oakland Health Council (WOHC) is seeking two (2) HIV/HCV Patient Care Navigators and three (3) Panel Coordinators (outreach workers). Patient care navigators will primarily work to find and link newly and previously diagnosed people living with HIV into care and prevention services. Panel coordinators will support provider-led care teams to close gaps in care and ensure patients are receiving appropriate care.
To view each full job description and apply, click here:

The Training & Health Equity Collaborative is hiring for a capacity-building Training Manager! Support the integration of a complex county-wide social service program, develop new provider community engagement trainings, and improve outcomes for Medi-Cal recipients.
- To learn more about this position and apply now, click here.
Youth Opportunities

The YOR California team (California Institute for Behavioral Health Solutions in partnership with Advocates for Human Potential, Inc.) is pleased to announce that the Request for Applications (RFA) for funding Round III grants under the California Youth Opioid Response (YOR California) has been released. These grants are designed to foster the coordination and strengthening of existing multi-system networks and encourage the development of new partnerships between agencies that serve youth.
For more information and to apply, click here.
EBGTZ Learning Corner

The next session will be held on Wednesday, January 18th from 5-6:30 pm (PST) via Zoom. Register here.
March’s session will be on Wednesday, March 15th from 5-6:30 pm (PST). Register here.

In this session, Guy Vandenberg will review which opportunistic infections can affect the nervous system, particularly for those aging with HIV. In addtion, he will review why initiation of HIV antiretroviral treatment for patients with HIV and OIs that affect the central nervous system requires a different approach.