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OUR ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY & TRAJECTORY
San Francisco Community Health Center (SFCHC) has been an anchor organization in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco for 35 years. Formerly known as “Asian and Pacific Islander Wellness Center”, SFCHC started in the 1980s as a grassroots organization responding to the HIV epidemic in Asian and Pacific Islander communities. SFCHC expanded over time to become one of the largest transgender‐serving organizations in San Francisco, the HIV Center of Excellence for the Tenderloin, a national HIV prevention capacity building assistance provider, and in 2015 became the newest Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in San Francisco in over 40 years.
OUR TRANSFORMATION TO A COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
Over the past six years, SFCHC has established its foundation as a community health center, currently providing primary medical, dental, and behavioral health care alongside street medicine and outreach. SFCHC takes its mandate to serve low‐income and unhoused communities with the highest quality health care seriously, as the clinic is HRSA‐funded as both a Community Health Center Program and a Health Care for the Homeless Program. SFCHC’s current focus is to sustain its high level of functioning, to support and retain their highly talented clinical team, to expand and promote its relatively new brand as a community health center, and to grow patient numbers. In 2017, SFCHC opened a satellite clinic at the San Francisco LGBT Center to specifically be the health home for the LGBTQ community in San Francisco.
The health center was one of the few FQHCs to receive a perfect score on their most recent HRSA onsite visit in 2018 and is embarking upon an era of accelerated expansion. In recognition of SFCHC as one of a handful of organizations, nationwide, innovating while making a major impact serving the most vulnerable populations, in June 2021, prominent philanthropists MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett awarded a transformative gift to the clinic.
WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE
THE POSITION
The Director of Human Resources is a key strategic leader of San Francisco Community Health Center (SFCHC), contributing to the strength, growth and long-term development of the organization with a laser focus on our workforce, compensation and benefits, and organizational culture. As stated in our most current Strategic Plan 2021-23, “Our staff—their lived experience, their empathy, their cultural awareness, their expertise —are the single most important contributor to our impact.” Additionally, our organizational culture contributes to one of the main reasons individuals decide to work for us and to remain committed and be retained over time. We strive to create a culture of job for our team members and it is not uncommon for staff to describe SFCHC as their home and chosen family. The Director of Human Resources also manages all employee relations activities and any and all risks related to employee management and reports to the CEO and participates as a member of the organization’s Leadership Team.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES
Ensure that HR practices, policies, and programs are in alignment and drive organizational and individual performance. Practices are mission/values driven, results oriented, effective and efficient. These practices include:
Minimum Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
Full Time
Social & Legal Services
$196k-254k (estimate)
02/28/2024
04/26/2024
sfcommunityhealth.org
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
50 - 100
1987
LANCE TOMA
$5M - $10M
Social & Legal Services
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