Brett Wolfson-Stofko

Manager of Harm Reduction and Health Services @Homes First

Toronto, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2023 — Present

Manager of Harm Reduction and Health Services @Homes First

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Toronto, ON, CA

Manage a team of supervisors and health navigators to optimize and expand harm reduction and health services in shelters, shelter-hotels, supportive housing and non-supportive housing programs with the goal of reducing overdose, the spread of disease, and streamlining resident access to primary and mental health care.

EDUCATION

2011 — 2014

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biomedical Sciences (Biochemistry)

2009 — 2011

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Master of Science - MS, Biological and Biomedical Sciences

2003 — 2008

University of Delaware

Bachelor's Degree, Neuroscience

SKILLS

Confocal MicroscopyFacsImmunohistochemistryQpcrTissue CultureEnzyme KineticsMicroscopyImmunoprecipitationProject ManagementTransfectionProtein ExpressionHarm ReductionCellEnzyme AssaysSds-PageCell CultureQualitative ResearchProtein ChemistryCell BiologyProtein PurificationMolecular BiologyFluorescence MicroscopyGrant WritingAssay DevelopmentQuantitative ResearchMolecular CloningMedicinal ChemistryIn VitroWestern BlottingEnzymesBiochemistry

ABOUT BRETT WOLFSON-STOFKO

As the Manager of Harm Reduction and Health Services at Homes First, I lead a team of supervisors and health navigators to enhance and broaden harm reduction and health services across shelters, shelter-hotels, and housing programs. My work prioritizes reducing overdoses, preventing disease transmission, and improving residents\' access to essential primary and mental health care. By leveraging change management and project management skills, I strive to streamline operations and implement impactful health interventions. With over a decade of experience in harm reduction and public health research, I am also an Affiliated Investigator at the Center for Drug Use and HIV/HCV Research at New York University. My commitment lies in tackling systemic health challenges and supporting vulnerable communities through evidence-based strategies that drive meaningful, sustainable outcomes.

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