Gay Men's Health Crisis Inc

United States
736 Total Employees
Year Founded: 1982

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3 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
New York, NY, USA
Healthtech • Other • Professional Services • Social Impact
Leads strategy, planning, budgeting, vendor management, fundraising, and execution for GMHC’s major special events. Oversees event concepts, logistics, communications, donor stewardship, sponsorship activations, financial reporting, and post-event follow-up. Manages consultants, volunteers, committees, and a small internal team while ensuring events increase revenue, brand awareness, community engagement, and donor loyalty. Requires strong leadership, negotiation, relationship management, organizational, communication, and nonprofit fundraising skills, along with flexibility for hybrid work and nontraditional event hours.
One Month AgoSaved
In-Office
New York, NY, USA
Healthtech • Other • Professional Services • Social Impact
Part-time front-desk receptionist providing friendly, professional client intake, check-in/out, room reservations, phone triage, basic administrative support, and coordination with program staff while maintaining security protocols and a welcoming reception area.
One Month AgoSaved
In-Office
New York, NY, USA
Healthtech • Other • Professional Services • Social Impact
Lead earned media, external communications, and thought leadership to raise GMHC's profile. Manage media relations, executive visibility, rapid-response communications, cross-functional collaboration, measurement, and project workflows. Serve as a primary media contact, draft pitches and materials, prepare spokespeople, and ensure inclusive, trauma-informed storytelling aligned with GMHC priorities.
2 Months AgoSaved
In-Office
New York, NY, USA
Healthtech • Other • Professional Services • Social Impact
Provide direct immigration legal services and full representation before USCIS, EOIR, and BIA for low-income clients affected by HIV. Conduct legal intakes, case strategy, pro se assistance, community education, outreach, and supervise paralegals. Maintain compliant documentation, manage case data and reporting, collaborate cross-departmentally, support audits, and represent clients at court and hearings. Deliver trauma-informed, culturally competent services and bilingual (English/Spanish) support.