Jobs at La Clinica de La Raza

Supports healthcare center leadership through organizational, program, facilities, and corporate planning. Manages time-limited projects, facilitates committees, analyzes internal and community data, prepares presentations, develops grant proposals, administers grants and contracts, coordinates funder communications, and ensures reporting and compliance. Collaborates with accounting, human resources, program managers, leadership, and external stakeholders to advance organizational goals and community health services.

Manages clinic operations, staffing, scheduling, budgets, policies, patient experience, and service improvement. Supervises frontline staff and medical assistants, oversees hiring, onboarding, training, performance management, and complaint resolution. Coordinates resources and communicates with providers, support departments, and leadership while supporting culturally responsive care in diverse, low-income communities.

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a community health clinic. Responsibilities include greeting and registering patients, verifying eligibility, collecting payments, scheduling appointments, handling calls and complaints, maintaining medical records, routing documents, assisting with forms, managing supplies, and supporting care-team operations while protecting patient confidentiality.

Provides comprehensive optometric care for children and adults, including eye examinations, diagnosis, treatment planning, vision correction, contact lens services, and pre- and post-operative care. Educates patients, refers complex cases, trains assistants, mentors optometry interns, and supports community health programs. Requires a California optometry license, Doctor of Optometry degree, current BLS certification, and at least one year of internship or relevant practice experience.

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a community health clinic. Responsibilities include greeting and registering patients, verifying insurance eligibility, collecting payments, scheduling appointments, answering calls, maintaining medical records, routing documents, assisting with forms, managing supplies, and resolving patient concerns. The role requires strong customer service, confidentiality, organization, communication, computer proficiency, and collaboration with clinical care teams.

Manages organization-wide procurement of medical, dental, administrative, and facility supplies, equipment, pharmaceuticals, and services. Responsibilities include vendor sourcing and negotiation, contract and purchase order review, regulatory compliance, inventory coordination, procurement reporting, supplier relationship management, product recall oversight, audit preparation, and cost-saving initiatives across multiple healthcare sites.

Provides outpatient primary care nursing, including patient assessment, triage, telephone and in-clinic medical advice, procedures, medication reviews, vital-sign checks, wound care, referrals, case management, and patient education. Collaborates with providers and interdisciplinary teams to improve clinic workflow, scheduling, quality, and patient experience. Serves a culturally diverse population and participates in evening and Saturday triage clinics.

Unpaid job-shadowing opportunity at a community health center. Participants observe healthcare professionals, attend meetings, tour worksites, review materials, and learn about healthcare careers without performing staff duties. Participants must complete required consent, confidentiality, emergency, health clearance, immunization, TB testing, and dress-code requirements. Minors need parental consent and school enrollment; adults may need proof of class requirements and a background check.

Job shadow participants observe healthcare professionals, attend team meetings, tour the facility, review project materials, and learn about healthcare careers and organizational operations. Participants may not perform regular staff duties. Requirements include health clearances, immunization and TB records, confidentiality agreements, emergency forms, appropriate identification, background checks for adults, and parental consent for minors.

Provide comprehensive outpatient pediatric care from birth through adolescence, including preventive, acute, chronic, urgent, and rehabilitative services. Diagnose and treat patients, coordinate referrals, participate in hospital care and shared call coverage, and collaborate with interdisciplinary providers. Support patient-centered, culturally sensitive care, clinic quality initiatives, mentorship, chart review, and care-team coordination in a diverse community health setting.

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a community health clinic. Responsibilities include greeting and registering patients, verifying insurance eligibility, collecting payments, scheduling appointments, handling calls and records, routing clinical documents, assisting with forms, managing supplies, and supporting care-team operations. Requires strong customer service, confidentiality, communication, computer, organizational, and problem-solving skills. High school diploma and 1–2 years of clinical or professional office experience are required; bilingual English-Spanish and medical office certification are preferred.

Provides unpaid support at a community health center through guest services, survey collection, children’s health education, event setup, and supervised administrative tasks. Volunteers must follow confidentiality, safety, equipment-use, abuse-reporting, dress-code, and health-clearance policies. Duties are performed under supervision and may include handling protected health information. Adult volunteers require background checks and valid government identification; minors require parental consent and a valid school ID.

Leads Clinical Office Assistant activities in a community health clinic, supporting patient registration, insurance verification, payments, appointment scheduling, records, supplies, and general office operations. Coaches staff, maintains schedules, resolves patient concerns, supports team-based care, and coordinates with care teams and registration personnel. Requires strong customer service, confidentiality, accurate administrative work, bilingual English-Spanish communication, and flexibility for occasional evening or Saturday rotations.

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a community health clinic. Responsibilities include greeting and registering patients, verifying insurance eligibility, collecting payments, scheduling appointments, answering calls, maintaining medical records, routing documents, assisting with forms, managing supplies, and supporting care-team operations. The role requires strong customer service, confidentiality, organization, accurate data entry, communication, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, diverse clinical environment.

Provide full-scope obstetric and gynecological care in inpatient and outpatient settings, including prenatal, intrapartum, postpartum, gynecological, preventive, and chronic care. Share after-hours call, oversee inpatient OB care, prescribe treatments, order diagnostics, consult with multidisciplinary providers, mentor clinical staff, and support quality improvement. The role serves a diverse, medically complex patient population and requires cultural competence, bilingual English-Spanish ability, and participation in rotational Saturday clinics.

Observational healthcare job-shadowing experience at a nonprofit community health center. Participants observe healthcare professionals, attend meetings, tour worksites, review documentation, and learn about organizational operations and career paths. Participants may not perform staff duties except briefly for learning purposes. Requirements include confidentiality agreements, health clearances, immunizations, TB testing, consent forms for minors, and background checks for adult volunteers.

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a community health clinic. Responsibilities include greeting and registering patients, verifying insurance eligibility, collecting payments, scheduling appointments, handling calls and complaints, maintaining medical records, processing documents, managing supplies, and supporting care-team communication. Requires strong customer service, confidentiality, computer, communication, organization, and problem-solving skills, plus bilingual Cantonese-English or Spanish-English ability and flexibility for evening and Saturday rotations.

Volunteers support La Clinica through guest services, survey collection, children’s health education, event setup, prenatal classes, and limited administrative tasks. They must follow confidentiality, safety, equipment-use, abuse-reporting, dress-code, and health-clearance procedures. Adult volunteers require immunization documentation, TB clearance, background screening, valid government identification, completed forms, and potentially a mask fit test. Minors require parental consent, school identification, and potentially a mask fit test.

Manages donor records, gifts, pledges, grants, acknowledgments, reconciliations, reports, fundraising software, vendor contracts, and administrative processes. Supports donor communications, campaigns, special events, crowdfunding, volunteer coordination, grant materials, newsletters, presentations, and committee meetings. Provides donor customer service and coordinates with accounting, vendors, funders, board members, and internal departments.

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a community health clinic. Responsibilities include greeting and registering patients, verifying insurance or program eligibility, collecting payments, scheduling appointments, answering calls, maintaining medical records, routing messages, assisting with forms, managing supplies, and supporting care-team communication. The role requires strong customer service, confidentiality, accuracy, computer skills, and the ability to work in a fast-paced, diverse clinical environment, including rotating evening and Saturday shifts.