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BEBASHI Full time Prevention specialist
#18428 - 06/15/01 12:30 PM

Prevention Specialist (2 positions) in Philadephia

(1) To work with the MSM population (Men Having Sex With Men)
(1) To work with the Syphilis Elimination Initiative

BA or related degree in human services or high school diploma with four
years experience as an educator. Knowledge of HIV/AIDS desired. Good
oral and written communication skills. Must be willing to travel to
impoverished areas of the City.

FAX Resume to: Linda Martin
(215) 769-3860

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Clayborn Jones

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Re: BEBASHI Full time Prevention specialist new

#19064 - 07/10/01 09:03 AM

I am interested in the Full Time position for prevention in Philadelphia. I do not want to post my resume on this site. I do not want the information to be viewed by unknown sources. Please reply to the following e-mail address with the mailing or faxing information:
cdjjones@hotmail.com
I will fax my address and resume with a coverletter when I receive a reply.

Clayborn Jones

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