Paula McCutcheon

● Coordinate Quick Response Team (QRT)

● Manage inventory and ordering for program, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations.

● Perform data entry using Cordata.

● Facilitate connections to resources and conduct community outreach efforts.

• Entered data, generated reports, and produced tracking documents.
• Built relations with local ED and 911 center to receive referrals more quickly

● Conduct rapid HIV testing and Narcan trainings.

● Respond to overdoses with nonjudgmental support and assistance.

• Attended monthly meetings
• Network to build connection to best help clients
• Resolved issues through active listening and open-ended questioning.

• Deliver syringe exchange and overdose (OD) prevention services following program guidelines, protocols, procedures, and OHFLAC licensure.
• Administer rapid HIV and Hep C testing.
• Provide direct, warmhand off, to Public health, RN, or community resource/ treatment.
• Conduct street level out reach actives/ events in high risk or under served areas.
• Ordered safe supplies to maintain availability of products for programming.
• Entered data, generated reports, and produced tracking documents.
• Utilized Redcap with WVU and Cure MD for Data entry.
• reported monthly for SOR funding and Harm Reduction Grant.
• Provided Naloxone trainings for participants and community members
• Created MOU's or collaborated with community partners to best help my participants like First Choice Servies, Ryan White, and Fayette Prevention Coalition.
• Completed statement of work for grant and measurable outcomes.
• Tracked who and when people were connected to treatment or out patient services.
• Facilitated Fixed site and Mobile unit
• Helped with Hep C linkage to care grant
• Reported to University of Charleston for Naloxone

• Served as a Recovery Coach in the emergency department at Plateau Medical Center.
• Responded to overdoses (OD)
• Combated stigma in a very closed-minded community while providing support for others
• Conducted hourly rounds and provided follow-up services to patients.
• Offered referrals to community resources and assisted with placement.
• Provided transportation
• Provided basic need items
• Built relations with community partners
• Completed out reach and follow ups on patients who left AMA or i did not get face to face contact with.
• Report to direct supervisor daily and supervisor over other grant one a month
• Attended supervision calls for PRSS
• Completed data entry forms