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AmeriCorps members needed for contact tracing

South Kensington Community Partners

CCCC Philadelphia COVID Response Corps

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The Philadelphia Department of Public Health (PDPH) is seeking AmeriCorps members to help support contact tracing efforts. Contact tracing, a core disease control measure employed by public health personnel for decades, is a key strategy for preventing the further spread of infectious diseases like COVID-19.
AmeriCorps Members will rotate between service modules throughout their year including 1) contact tracing, isolation and quarantine support with PDPH or Public Health Management Corporation 2) Food access support at a food share program 3) service at a local health center.

Job description and details click here.

Answer the call: Philadelphia Contact Tracing

South Kensington Community Partners

A Health Department contact tracer will:

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  • Call from a 215-218.XXXX

  • Never ask about immigration status or for credit card or social security numbers.

  • Be able to send you an email from a phila.gov address.

  • More here.

How to Notify Your Contacts

  • If you’ve just been told you have COVID-19, you need to take care of your health and also help protect people around you...

  • More here.

How to Stay Safe After a COVID-19 Exposure

  • You have been identified as someone exposed to a person with COVID-19...

  • More here.

Click for available Guidance documents like the following:

  • COVID-19 guidelines for the holidays.

  • What to do if someone tests positive for COVID-19 at work.

  • How to notify your contacts.

  • Calculating isolation and quarantine period.

  • Recommendations for household members awaiting test results.

City of Philadelphia Provides Update on COVID-19 for Thursday, November 19, 2020