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About FQHC Talent

Daily news for the people who run
and staff community health centers.

FQHC Talent follows community health centers in all 50 states, D.C., and the U.S. territories. Every day we post what changed in policy, funding, staffing, and AI, with a link to each source, in English and Spanish. The core tools are free for any team or worker.

1,548+

FQHCs in the directory

820+

news items

10,032

openings as of Nov 12, 2026

59

states, D.C., and territories

Why we exist

The biggest funding changes in a generation are landing on health centers. We help you see them coming.

At the federal level, H.R. 1 cut billions from Medicaid. The Community Health Center Fund expires in December 2026, with $4.6B a year at stake. ACA premium credits lapsed. 340B is under steady pressure.

Every state does it differently: Medicaid coverage, payment models, scope of practice, labor relations, ballot measures, and rural or urban networks. To compare states, you first have to understand each one, then see which are alike and what carries over.

FQHC Talent puts all of that in one place. We gather what HRSA, CMS, state agencies and legislatures, election offices, WARN offices, associations, and named sources publish. We post it with links and dates, in English and Spanish.

FQHC Talent provides career-readiness tools and information. It does not guarantee a job, an interview, a certification, or any particular career outcome.

Every day

What we follow every day.

  • Federal and state policy from agencies, legislatures, associations, and election offices
  • Layoffs from each state's official WARN notices. When a state doesn't publish, we say so and never count it as zero
  • AI at health centers, from vendor announcements, NACHC partnerships, and published studies
  • Health center profiles that show what's on file, what was checked and not found, and what isn't checked yet. No scores
  • English and Spanish on our main pages and tools
  • Links back to where each policy, funding, and data point came from

One site, three ways in

News comes first. Careers and the Academy have their own doors.

News & Resources

News, issues, states, health centers, labor, funding, and elections, each with its source.

Academy & Workforce

FQHC basics, skills for your current role, team leadership, and career growth.

Careers

Use the web workspace now for applications, interviews, offers, and onboarding. The phone app beta is a separate sign-up.

How this stays free

Being useful and earning your trust come first.

We're building a readership first: daily briefs, public directories, career tools, bilingual explainers, and an easy way to send us a source or a correction.

The rule is simple: earn trust and readers before any business model. For now that means free daily briefs, public directories, bilingual explainers, and fixing mistakes in public.

How we write

Like a trusted colleague with good data.

Plain, dated, and sourced. We tell you who did what, when, and where to read it. Many readers think in Spanish first, so we write the Spanish ourselves. Every number is a real person. The test: would a tired CHW feel respected? would an FQHC CEO find it useful? would a bilingual MA feel seen?

Community health depends on informed people.

Leaders, staff, partners, and job seekers need to see what changed and what to do next. That is what we build here.

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