Company Profile
Alaska Primary Care Association
Company Overview
The Alaska Primary Care Association’s (APCA) mission is Advancing Alaska’s Wellness. The organization’s vision is to be the ally for all Alaskans to live their healthiest lives.
APCA supports the development and operation of Alaska’s 29 federally qualified health centers and look-a-like organizations. They are also known as community health centers and CHCs. APCA also trains Alaskans through a range of pre-apprenticeships, registered apprenticeships, and Community Health Worker (CHW) programs.
APCA serves as Alaska’s Cooperative Agreement contractor with the Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) of the US Department of Health and Human Services, specifically supporting Alaska’s health centers. In this role, it leverages that relationship with numerous other private, state, and federal partners to advance accessible, comprehensive primary care in communities throughout the state.
Company History
APCA was established in 1995 by health center administrators and clinicians to provide mutual support to address the challenges and opportunities in expanding access to comprehensive primary care to Alaskans. The organization was formed to champion for health center priorities, provide technical assistance and, later, to advance a range of workforce development programs to ensure adequate staff to guarantee access to care.
Benefits
Hybrid Work Environment, Professional Development (training, certifications, etc.), Tuition Reimbursement
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