NEPA Community Health Care

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It's Workforce Wednesday, NEPA! And we are hiring! If you would like to learn about the open positions we have as well get a brief synopsis of our benefits package, head on over to our website, https://lnkd.in/d3tbkthu, and find a job that loves you back! 💼

💼 Workforce Wednesday 💼 LPN or CMA | Greenfield Township, PA LPNs and CMAs are prepared to function as a member of the healthcare team by exercising sound judgment based on preparation, knowledge, experience and competency. This professional works directly with primary care and behavioral health providers to room patients, collect preliminary visit information and test samples, maintain patient records, communicate with patients regarding basic medical procedures and assist in basic examinations. This role has a well-developed understanding of medical terminology and can multi-task efficiently in a fast-paced environment while continuing to provide personalized, compassionate service. Please Note: Although this position is primarily based in Greenfield Township, routine travel to our Hallstead and Montrose health centers is to be expected Did you know our employees are eligible for medical, dental and vision coverage on the first day of the month following their start date? We also offer a health reimbursement arrangement, flexible spending account, term life insurance & long term disability policies, retirement plan, generous paid time off and of course competitive compensation! In our family-first organization, you'll never work nights, weekends or any major holidays! To learn more about our employment opportunities and submit an application, head over to https://lnkd.in/d3tbkthu.

Want to earn a living where your heart is? When you work for a community health center, you're joining a team that cares about you and makes a difference right here in our community! Check out the careers page of our website to learn more about the positions we have open! https://lnkd.in/d3tbkthu

For Black History Month, we're celebrating the founders of Community Health Centers who looked past obstacles to see possibilities for their neighbors. Founders like Roland Gardner, Thomas Barnwell, and Emory Campbell, who helped to establish the Beaufort Jasper Hampton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc. in the early 1970s. Decades later, Beaufort has been recognized as the healthiest county in South Carolina for the last 11 years, and its residents have the longest life expectancy in the state. "In South Carolina’s Lowcountry, barrier islands and rural inland communities sit just above sea level. It was here, along the nation’s southeastern coast, that residents in Beaufort County lacked indoor plumbing into the early 1970s. That changed when a rural, Black community found ways to funnel money to build a health center, created their own water company, and subsequently produced better health outcomes. Local advocates vowed to find solutions and advocated for a federally qualified health center with affordable payment options. In the fall of 1970, the doors opened to Beaufort Jasper Hampton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc, often called ‘Comp Health.’ In turn, leaders of the health center supported a new water system and created jobs for residents, influencing better health outcomes for decades. By 1974, reports indicated that the infant mortality rate had decreased by two-thirds. It all started with the desire to meet an unmet need. 'Water was basic. It was a need that many people had,' Thomas Barnwell [the health center's first director] said. In 1969, Barnwell testified at a U.S. Senate hearing to advocate for the creation of a federally qualified health center in Beaufort. He told the committee that the health center’s priorities would be defined by the needs of the community, which was still lacking basic sanitation infrastructure. Barnwell hired Beaufort locals to work at the health center. He had connections through family, his volunteer work, and previous employment at Penn Community Services and the Economic Opportunity Commission. Though he had taken courses at seven universities, he didn’t have a college degree– so he contacted those who did. He called Roland Gardner, who at the time was a graduate student at Howard University and home for winter holiday. According to Gardner, the energy that Barnwell brought to the area mobilized others to get involved. “That’s what this was,” said Gardner. “People in a community who said, ‘Nobody is going to come help us; we have to do it ourselves.’” Read the full article, cross-posted from Direct Relief: https://lnkd.in/ghGiZJF5 PHOTO, L to R: Roland Gardner, Thomas Barnwell, and Emory Campbell still live in Beaufort County, South Carolina, and support their community. (Olivia Lewis/Direct Relief) #BlackHistoryMonth #HealthEquity #BlackExcellence

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Do you want to make a difference in your community while also working with a team that cares about you? We pride ourselves on being a family first organization, where you'll never have to work nights, weekends, or any major holidays! If this sounds like the environment you would thrive in, head to https://lnkd.in/d3tbkthu to view the positions we have currently open! We have open positions in primary care, dental, reception, and billing and revenue. See a position you'd be a great fit for? Fill out an application!

Do you want to make a difference in your community while also working with a team that cares about you? We pride ourselves on being a family first organization, where you'll never have to work nights, weekends, or any major holidays! If this sounds like the environment you would thrive in, head to https://lnkd.in/d3tbkthu to view the positions we have currently open! We have open positions in primary care, dental, reception, and billing and revenue. See a position you'd be a great fit for? Fill out an application!