We Exist Because Community Health Workers Deserve Better

Federally Qualified Health Centers are the backbone of California's safety-net healthcare system. They serve over 7 million patients — most of them uninsured or on Medi-Cal — across more than 1,400 sites statewide. The people who make these clinics work are community health workers, care coordinators, patient navigators, and outreach specialists who share the language, culture, and lived experience of the communities they serve.

When Medi-Cal funding cuts hit, these workers were the first to go. Not because they weren't essential — but because the programs that funded their positions lost revenue overnight. Meanwhile, other FQHCs across the state are desperately hiring for the exact same roles. The disconnect is staggering: experienced community health workers sitting at home while clinics down the road can't find qualified candidates.

Generic job boards don't solve this. They don't understand FQHC-specific programs like Enhanced Care Management or Community Supports. They don't know that experience with OCHIN Epic is more relevant than experience with Cerner. They don't speak Spanish. And they certainly don't advocate for candidates — they just list jobs and move on.

Our platform serves the community health workforce across California — from community health workers and promotoras to care coordinators, behavioral health specialists, EHR analysts, and clinic leadership. Many of our candidates are bilingual Spanish-English professionals with deep roots in the communities their FQHCs serve.

On the employer side, we work exclusively with Federally Qualified Health Centers and FQHC Look-Alikes. We understand the unique operational realities of community health — from managing multiple funding streams to maintaining UDS benchmarks — because that's all we do.