Our Story

Who We Are

Our Mission

Cultivate a responsive and sustainable community health workforce through innovative education and training programs.

 

About InReach

InReach Career Pathways is a nationally recognized leader in creating health care apprenticeship and on-the-job training programs. Our programs provide individuals with full-time employment and supplemental instruction to obtain an industry-recognized credential in the health care field.

Through key partnerships with health care organizations that serve as training sites, InReach has trained thousands of health care professionals since its inception in 2014. We are working hard to expand our services and reach with the earnest goal of bringing more apprenticeship opportunities to the health care sector.

In a time when our health care workforce is in crisis, we aim for the InReach program to be a key contributor to expanding and supporting workforce development and recruitment.

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Learn More About Our Programs

See which of our programs may be the change that your workforce needs to succeed.

 

Meet Our Team

See who is working behind-the-scenes and on the front lines with your Apprentices to make sure things are running smoothly.

InReach Career Pathways, A Division of ...

Washington Association for Community Health

 

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InReach is a division within a larger organization, Washington Association for Community Health (WACH), that serves as Washington state’s primary care association. WACH brings community health centers together to collaborate and expand access to high-quality health care statewide. WACH also helps community health centers navigate state and federal policy, provide evidence-based health care, and problem solve as a group. Our services include workforce development programs (i.e. InReach), technical assistance and training, and policy advocacy.

Our members deliver health care to nearly 1.3 million Washingtonians each year at more than 400 clinic sites. Community health centers are directed by local consumers and respond to the needs of the community, serving all without regard to economic or insurance status. They are vital providers in the state’s health care safety net, serving as the primary care provider to 35% of the state’s Medicaid/CHIP enrollees in 2024. WACH strengthens our member health centers' work with the information, partnerships and tools that make high-quality care a reality for people across the state.

InReach’s programs ensure patients receive comprehensive care at health centers and non-FQHC clinics by educating the future health care workforce at health centers and teaching health center values.  

WACH's Impact

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National Health Center Week

WACH celebrating their Members who are Federally Qualified Health Centers on National Health Center Week. 

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Legislative Days 

Team Members of WACH attending an event that they host to prep Community Health Centers and allies to advocate for policies that align with the benefit of Community Health Centers. 

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Learning Network Event

WACH Hosting an in-person Learning Network Event to educate Community Health Center workers on important topics. 

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Official Bill Signing

WACH CEO, Dave Person, attending an official Bill signing after a hard fought legislative session for the benefit of Community Health Centers.

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Legislative Days Prep Session

WACH staff leading a strategic planning session around Legislative sessions to equip Health Centers properly to advocate for themselves to their elected officials. 

Want to Learn more about WACH?

Check out their Website below!

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