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  Vice President of Government + Community Affairs  

  Essential Access Health

  full_time - Los Angeles

  Posted: 25/07/2026

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  Vice President of Government + Community Affairs

   

  The Vice President of Government + Community Affairs is a senior leadership role responsible for driving Essential Access Health’s policy, advocacy, and government engagement strategy at the state and federal levels. This individual will serve as the organization’s primary voice in policy spaces, cultivating high-value relationships with legislators, regulators, and public agencies while positioning Essential Access Health as a trusted implementation partner and thought leader in sexual and reproductive health.

   

  Reporting directly to the Chief of External Affairs, the VP will ensure strategic coherence across government relations, public funding positioning, community affairs, and lobbyist management. This role operates at the intersection of policy influence, public sector engagement, and mission-driven advocacy, requiring both sophisticated policy acumen and a collaborative, equity-centered approach to systems-level change.

   

  KEY DUTIES + RESPONSIBILITIES:

  Develop and execute a multi-year government affairs strategy aligned with Essential Access Health’s organizational priorities and mission. Translate strategic goals into actionable policy objectives, ensuring the organization is proactively positioned on key legislative and regulatory issuesRepresent Essential Access Health in legislative, regulatory, and coalition spaces, advancing policy positions that reflect the organization’s expertise and the communities it servesIdentify and strategically position the organization to secure public funding opportunities by aligning programmatic expertise with evolving state and federal prioritiesOversee community affairs strategy to ensure the organization maintains meaningful, trust-based relationships with the communities it serves and that community perspectives inform advocacy positionsManage the organization’s relationship with its contracted lobbyist(s), ensuring alignment between external advocacy activities and organizational priorities.Lead and develop the Government + Community Affairs team, building a high-performing function that operates with clarity, coordination, and impactServe as an active partner to Fund Development, Communications, and other internal teams, ensuring coordinated and complementary external engagement

   

  QUALIFICATIONS:

   

  To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.  The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required to perform this job.

   

  ·       10–12+ years of progressive experience in government affairs, public policy, advocacy, or related fields, preferably in a nonprofit, health, or social services context

  ·       Demonstrated track record of influencing state and/or federal policy outcomes, including direct engagement with legislators, regulatory agencies, or executive offices

  ·       Experience managing contracted lobbyists or external government relations consultants

  ·       Established relationships with California state government officials and/or federal health policy stakeholders (strongly preferred)

  ·       Experience navigating the intersection of nonprofit advocacy, government funding, and political compliance requirements

  ·       Other duties as assigned

  Company DescriptionMission: Essential Access Health champions and promotes quality sexual + reproductive health care for all
  
  At Essential Access Health (Essential Access), our values are our compass. We believe bodily autonomy is a human right, and that everyone deserves to make decisions about their lives, families, and futures with dignity and respect. Today’s reproductive health landscape is marked by escalating attacks on access, deepening inequities, and state-sanctioned violence against people who can get pregnant. Yet this moment—while challenging—has also become a catalyst for change. It has demanded clarity, courage, and creativity. It has pushed us to reimagine and redesign our work, to ask who is better off because of it, and to expand our sense of what is possible and necessary. This strategic plan sets our direction for the next three years: to lead with our values, transform systems rather than defend the status quo, and shape a future in which sexual and reproductive health care is just, equitable, and centered on people.
  
  Commitment to Equity, Diversity, Justice + Inclusion
  Since our founding in 1968, Essential Access has been guided by a foundational belief: every person has the right to access the health services and information they need—with dignity and respect. That belief is as urgent today as it has ever been.
  
  We know that access is not enough on its own. Systemic barriers—rooted in race, identity, ability, and circumstance—continue to determine who receives care and who is left behind. Addressing those barriers is not peripheral to our work; it is central to it. We are committed to embedding a health equity lens across our policies, programs, and services, and to taking meaningful action to ensure that sexual and reproductive health outcomes are just and equitable for everyone we serve, including LGBTQ+ individuals and people with disabilities.
  This thread runs through five decades of work, and it shapes how we show up—for our communities, our partners, and one another.
  
  Join Us
  With our home office in Southern California and employees throughout the West Coast and Hawaiʻi, our team includes leading experts in sexual and reproductive health—researchers, trainers, clinicians, advocates, and operational leaders who bring both expertise and purpose to their work every day.
  
  We are a mission-driven organization, and that extends to how we show up for our staff. We are committed to building a workplace where people feel seen, supported, and valued—where the same dignity and respect we champion for our patients and communities is reflected in the employee experience. We invest in professional growth, foster a culture of collaboration and psychological safety, and work continuously to ensure Essential Access is a place where talented, passionate people can do the best work of their careers.Company DescriptionMission: Essential Access Health champions and promotes quality sexual + reproductive health care for all\r\n\r\nAt Essential Access Health (Essential Access), our values are our compass. We believe bodily autonomy is a human right, and that everyone deserves to make decisions about their lives, families, and futures with dignity and respect. Today’s reproductive health landscape is marked by escalating attacks on access, deepening inequities, and state-sanctioned violence against people who can get pregnant. Yet this moment—while challenging—has also become a catalyst for change. It has demanded clarity, courage, and creativity. It has pushed us to reimagine and redesign our work, to ask who is better off because of it, and to expand our sense of what is possible and necessary. This strategic plan sets our direction for the next three years: to lead with our values, transform systems rather than defend the status quo, and shape a future in which sexual and reproductive health care is just, equitable, and centered on people. \r\n\r\nCommitment to Equity, Diversity, Justice + Inclusion\r\nSince our founding in 1968, Essential Access has been guided by a foundational belief: every person has the right to access the health services and information they need—with dignity and respect. That belief is as urgent today as it has ever been.\r\n\r\nWe know that access is not enough on its own. Systemic barriers—rooted in race, identity, ability, and circumstance—continue to determine who receives care and who is left behind. Addressing those barriers is not peripheral to our work; it is central to it. We are committed to embedding a health equity lens across our policies, programs, and services, and to taking meaningful action to ensure that sexual and reproductive health outcomes are just and equitable for everyone we serve, including LGBTQ+ individuals and people with disabilities. \r\nThis thread runs through five decades of work, and it shapes how we show up—for our communities, our partners, and one another.\r\n\r\nJoin Us\r\nWith our home office in Southern California and employees throughout the West Coast and Hawaiʻi, our team includes leading experts in sexual and reproductive health—researchers, trainers, clinicians, advocates, and operational leaders who bring both expertise and purpose to their work every day.\r\n\r\nWe are a mission-driven organization, and that extends to how we show up for our staff. We are committed to building a workplace where people feel seen, supported, and valued—where the same dignity and respect we champion for our patients and communities is reflected in the employee experience. We invest in professional growth, foster a culture of collaboration and psychological safety, and work continuously to ensure Essential Access is a place where talented, passionate people can do the best work of their careers. Read Less

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  Vice President of Fund Development  

  Essential Access Health

  full_time - Los Angeles

  Posted: 25/07/2026

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  Vice President of Fund Development

   

  The Vice President of Fund Development will lead the strategy, execution, and growth of Essential Access Health’s fundraising efforts to support a stable, diversified, and values-aligned revenue portfolio. This role is responsible for building and strengthening relationships with existing and prospective funders, while ensuring the organization is well-positioned to secure and manage public funding, including state and federal grants and contracts.

   

  Reporting to the Chief of External Affairs, the Vice President will align fund development with communications and external engagement efforts, ensuring a clear, compelling narrative that reflects the organization’s impact and direction. This role requires both strategic leadership and direct engagement in fundraising, with a focus on achieving significant revenue outcomes and strengthening long-term sustainability.

   

  KEY DUTIES + RESPONSIBILITIES:

  Develop and lead a comprehensive fund development strategy aligned with organizational priorities and long-term sustainability goalsCultivate and steward strong relationships with current and prospective foundation partners and institutional fundersProvide strategic oversight of state and federal grants and contracts, ensuring alignment with organizational prioritiesLead and support the Director of Communications and Director of Grants, ensuring alignment across functionsContribute to broader organizational strategy, bringing forward funding insights and opportunitiesPartner with the CEO and Board to strengthen engagement in fund developmentServe as an active partner to Fund Development, Communications, and other internal teams, ensuring coordinated and complementary external engagement

   

  QUALIFICATIONS:

   

  To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.  The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required to perform this job.

   

  ·       12+ years of progressive experience in fund development, with demonstrated success securing significant revenue

  ·       Effective relationship-building skills and an ability to develop meaningful and impactful partnerships with diverse audiences

  ·       Demonstrated experience building successful fundraising programs including developing fundraising goals and strategies, and defining the tools and resources needed to support a growing fundraising operation

  ·       Experience leading a successful national fundraising program at a nonprofit organization of similar size or larger size, structure, and scope

  ·       Experience leading and developing high-performing teams

  ·       Experience working in nonprofit, public health, or related sectors strongly preferred

  ·       Other duties as assigned

  Company DescriptionMission: Essential Access Health champions and promotes quality sexual + reproductive health care for all
  
  At Essential Access Health (Essential Access), our values are our compass. We believe bodily autonomy is a human right, and that everyone deserves to make decisions about their lives, families, and futures with dignity and respect. Today’s reproductive health landscape is marked by escalating attacks on access, deepening inequities, and state-sanctioned violence against people who can get pregnant. Yet this moment—while challenging—has also become a catalyst for change. It has demanded clarity, courage, and creativity. It has pushed us to reimagine and redesign our work, to ask who is better off because of it, and to expand our sense of what is possible and necessary. This strategic plan sets our direction for the next three years: to lead with our values, transform systems rather than defend the status quo, and shape a future in which sexual and reproductive health care is just, equitable, and centered on people.
  
  Commitment to Equity, Diversity, Justice + Inclusion
  Since our founding in 1968, Essential Access has been guided by a foundational belief: every person has the right to access the health services and information they need—with dignity and respect. That belief is as urgent today as it has ever been.
  
  We know that access is not enough on its own. Systemic barriers—rooted in race, identity, ability, and circumstance—continue to determine who receives care and who is left behind. Addressing those barriers is not peripheral to our work; it is central to it. We are committed to embedding a health equity lens across our policies, programs, and services, and to taking meaningful action to ensure that sexual and reproductive health outcomes are just and equitable for everyone we serve, including LGBTQ+ individuals and people with disabilities.
  This thread runs through five decades of work, and it shapes how we show up—for our communities, our partners, and one another.
  
  Join Us
  With our home office in Southern California and employees throughout the West Coast and Hawaiʻi, our team includes leading experts in sexual and reproductive health—researchers, trainers, clinicians, advocates, and operational leaders who bring both expertise and purpose to their work every day.
  
  We are a mission-driven organization, and that extends to how we show up for our staff. We are committed to building a workplace where people feel seen, supported, and valued—where the same dignity and respect we champion for our patients and communities is reflected in the employee experience. We invest in professional growth, foster a culture of collaboration and psychological safety, and work continuously to ensure Essential Access is a place where talented, passionate people can do the best work of their careers.Company DescriptionMission: Essential Access Health champions and promotes quality sexual + reproductive health care for all\r\n\r\nAt Essential Access Health (Essential Access), our values are our compass. We believe bodily autonomy is a human right, and that everyone deserves to make decisions about their lives, families, and futures with dignity and respect. Today’s reproductive health landscape is marked by escalating attacks on access, deepening inequities, and state-sanctioned violence against people who can get pregnant. Yet this moment—while challenging—has also become a catalyst for change. It has demanded clarity, courage, and creativity. It has pushed us to reimagine and redesign our work, to ask who is better off because of it, and to expand our sense of what is possible and necessary. This strategic plan sets our direction for the next three years: to lead with our values, transform systems rather than defend the status quo, and shape a future in which sexual and reproductive health care is just, equitable, and centered on people. \r\n\r\nCommitment to Equity, Diversity, Justice + Inclusion\r\nSince our founding in 1968, Essential Access has been guided by a foundational belief: every person has the right to access the health services and information they need—with dignity and respect. That belief is as urgent today as it has ever been.\r\n\r\nWe know that access is not enough on its own. Systemic barriers—rooted in race, identity, ability, and circumstance—continue to determine who receives care and who is left behind. Addressing those barriers is not peripheral to our work; it is central to it. We are committed to embedding a health equity lens across our policies, programs, and services, and to taking meaningful action to ensure that sexual and reproductive health outcomes are just and equitable for everyone we serve, including LGBTQ+ individuals and people with disabilities. \r\nThis thread runs through five decades of work, and it shapes how we show up—for our communities, our partners, and one another.\r\n\r\nJoin Us\r\nWith our home office in Southern California and employees throughout the West Coast and Hawaiʻi, our team includes leading experts in sexual and reproductive health—researchers, trainers, clinicians, advocates, and operational leaders who bring both expertise and purpose to their work every day.\r\n\r\nWe are a mission-driven organization, and that extends to how we show up for our staff. We are committed to building a workplace where people feel seen, supported, and valued—where the same dignity and respect we champion for our patients and communities is reflected in the employee experience. We invest in professional growth, foster a culture of collaboration and psychological safety, and work continuously to ensure Essential Access is a place where talented, passionate people can do the best work of their careers. Read Less

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  Chief Impact Officer  

  Essential Access Health

  full_time - Los Angeles

  Posted: 19/07/2026

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  Job DescriptionJob Description

  The Chief Impact Officer is a key member of the executive leadership team, responsible for defining and advancing Essential Access Health’s programmatic vision and ensuring the organization delivers meaningful, measurable impact. This role brings together healthcare transformation, learning and evaluation, and research into a unified approach that strengthens program effectiveness, informs strategy, and positions the organization to deepen its impact over time.

   

  In close partnership with the Chief Executive Officer, the Chief Impact Officer shapes organizational direction by connecting implementation, learning, and evidence. This role ensures that the organization is clear about what it is achieving, how well it is performing, and where it must adapt or deepen its work to meet the needs of providers and communities.

   

  KEY DUTIES + RESPONSIBILITIES:

  Set and lead the organization’s programmatic vision, ensuring alignment with mission, strategy, and evolving field needsEstablish and lead a cohesive, organization-wide approach to measuring impact and performanceOversee research strategy and ensure alignment with organizational priorities and practical applicationPartner with the CEO to shape and advance organizational strategy, including identifying opportunities to deepen and expand impactWork across functions to connect community insight with programmatic work, measurement, and external positioningRepresent the organization in external spaces related to programmatic work, research, and learningLead and support Vice Presidents across Healthcare Transformation, Learning + Evaluation, and Research

  QUALIFICATIONS:

   

  To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.  The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required to perform this job.

   

  15+ years of senior leadership experience in public health, healthcare, research, or related fieldsDemonstrated experience leading complex programs and driving measurable impactStrong background in learning and evaluation, including defining metrics and using data to inform strategyExperience overseeing or integrating research into programmatic workProven ability to lead senior leaders and align multiple functions at an enterprise levelExperience building and managing cross-sector partnershipsOther duties as assignedCompany DescriptionMission: Essential Access Health champions and promotes quality sexual + reproductive health care for all
  
  At Essential Access Health (Essential Access), our values are our compass. We believe bodily autonomy is a human right, and that everyone deserves to make decisions about their lives, families, and futures with dignity and respect. Today’s reproductive health landscape is marked by escalating attacks on access, deepening inequities, and state-sanctioned violence against people who can get pregnant. Yet this moment—while challenging—has also become a catalyst for change. It has demanded clarity, courage, and creativity. It has pushed us to reimagine and redesign our work, to ask who is better off because of it, and to expand our sense of what is possible and necessary. This strategic plan sets our direction for the next three years: to lead with our values, transform systems rather than defend the status quo, and shape a future in which sexual and reproductive health care is just, equitable, and centered on people.
  
  Commitment to Equity, Diversity, Justice + Inclusion
  Since our founding in 1968, Essential Access has been guided by a foundational belief: every person has the right to access the health services and information they need—with dignity and respect. That belief is as urgent today as it has ever been.
  
  We know that access is not enough on its own. Systemic barriers—rooted in race, identity, ability, and circumstance—continue to determine who receives care and who is left behind. Addressing those barriers is not peripheral to our work; it is central to it. We are committed to embedding a health equity lens across our policies, programs, and services, and to taking meaningful action to ensure that sexual and reproductive health outcomes are just and equitable for everyone we serve, including LGBTQ+ individuals and people with disabilities.
  This thread runs through five decades of work, and it shapes how we show up—for our communities, our partners, and one another.
  
  Join Us
  With our home office in Southern California and employees throughout the West Coast and Hawaiʻi, our team includes leading experts in sexual and reproductive health—researchers, trainers, clinicians, advocates, and operational leaders who bring both expertise and purpose to their work every day.
  
  We are a mission-driven organization, and that extends to how we show up for our staff. We are committed to building a workplace where people feel seen, supported, and valued—where the same dignity and respect we champion for our patients and communities is reflected in the employee experience. We invest in professional growth, foster a culture of collaboration and psychological safety, and work continuously to ensure Essential Access is a place where talented, passionate people can do the best work of their careers.Company DescriptionMission: Essential Access Health champions and promotes quality sexual + reproductive health care for all\r\n\r\nAt Essential Access Health (Essential Access), our values are our compass. We believe bodily autonomy is a human right, and that everyone deserves to make decisions about their lives, families, and futures with dignity and respect. Today’s reproductive health landscape is marked by escalating attacks on access, deepening inequities, and state-sanctioned violence against people who can get pregnant. Yet this moment—while challenging—has also become a catalyst for change. It has demanded clarity, courage, and creativity. It has pushed us to reimagine and redesign our work, to ask who is better off because of it, and to expand our sense of what is possible and necessary. This strategic plan sets our direction for the next three years: to lead with our values, transform systems rather than defend the status quo, and shape a future in which sexual and reproductive health care is just, equitable, and centered on people. \r\n\r\nCommitment to Equity, Diversity, Justice + Inclusion\r\nSince our founding in 1968, Essential Access has been guided by a foundational belief: every person has the right to access the health services and information they need—with dignity and respect. That belief is as urgent today as it has ever been.\r\n\r\nWe know that access is not enough on its own. Systemic barriers—rooted in race, identity, ability, and circumstance—continue to determine who receives care and who is left behind. Addressing those barriers is not peripheral to our work; it is central to it. We are committed to embedding a health equity lens across our policies, programs, and services, and to taking meaningful action to ensure that sexual and reproductive health outcomes are just and equitable for everyone we serve, including LGBTQ+ individuals and people with disabilities. \r\nThis thread runs through five decades of work, and it shapes how we show up—for our communities, our partners, and one another.\r\n\r\nJoin Us\r\nWith our home office in Southern California and employees throughout the West Coast and Hawaiʻi, our team includes leading experts in sexual and reproductive health—researchers, trainers, clinicians, advocates, and operational leaders who bring both expertise and purpose to their work every day.\r\n\r\nWe are a mission-driven organization, and that extends to how we show up for our staff. We are committed to building a workplace where people feel seen, supported, and valued—where the same dignity and respect we champion for our patients and communities is reflected in the employee experience. We invest in professional growth, foster a culture of collaboration and psychological safety, and work continuously to ensure Essential Access is a place where talented, passionate people can do the best work of their careers. Read Less

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