Shasta Community Health Center Jobs and Company Information
We offer a collaborative, integrated care model where physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants work alongside behavioral health, dental, vision, pharmacy, and specialty teams to provide comprehensive care. Here, you'll find opportunities for professional growth, supportive leadership, and the ability to make a lasting impact on the lives of patients every day.
If you're seeking meaningful work, a collaborative culture, and a place where you can build a rewarding career while serving your community, we'd love to hear from you.
Company Information
Shasta Community Health Center (SCHC) is a non-profit primary health care system and is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). SCHC is based in Redding, California and has served Shasta County and surrounding counties and communities since 1988. Shasta Community Health Center's mission and purpose is to provide high quality health care to our community with compassion and understanding.
Since inception, the health center has grown steadily and now includes six locations in Redding, Anderson, and Shasta Lake City. At it's main campus in Redding, SCHC provides primary and preventative medical care, pediatric care, mental and behavioral health, urgent care, maternity care, vision services, specialty consults, telemedicine, and HIV services. SCHC specializes in health care for the homeless, provides a ready point of access for the developmentally disabled population, and is a primary resource for medical treatment of substance abuse. SCHC sees close to 40,000 patients, providing 190,000 clinical encounters annually. SCHC employs close to 500 staff and over 100 healthcare providers.
Company History
In 1993, we became Shasta Community Health Center. We later opened rural clinics in Anderson, Happy Valley, and Shasta Lake. In 2001, with support from the McConnell Foundation and The California Endowment, we moved our Redding clinic to a larger facility. By 2015, we expanded again, adding urgent care, educational spaces, and centralized services.
Over the next few years we launched programs like Healthcare for the unsheltered (HOPE), Primary Care Neuropsychiatry, Integrated Behavioral Health, Patient Education, and Intensive Case Management. We added telemedicine and training programs, including Family Medicine Residency and the Nurse Practitioner/ Physician Assistant Post Graduate Fellowship. Partnerships with UC Davis, UCSF, and Shasta College help train local healthcare professionals. Within recent years, we have expanded our services to cover maternity care, vision services, a medical respite center, and the management of healthcare services at the Shasta County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility.
Recent milestones include the 2024 openings of the Women’s, Babies’ & Children’s Center and the Enterprise Family Health & Dental Center. Looking ahead, our goal is to launch a Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) at a newly built facility, continuing our commitment to expanding access and serving the community.
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