Careers with Partners
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Work That Strengthens Systems and Transforms Lives
Every day, our teams help older adults, individuals with complex health needs, and families navigate systems that were never designed to be simple.
We design and lead models of care that reduce hospital readmissions, prevent avoidable crises, and connect people to the support they need — bridging healthcare and community-based services to empower people to live safely, heal fully, and thrive.
Why Work at Partners
At Partners, Meaningful Work is Built on Relationships
Relationships with the people we serve.
Relationships with the communities where health is shaped every day.
Relationships with trusted partners across healthcare and community-based systems.
We collaborate across sectors to ensure individuals can access care, remain safely at home, and navigate complex systems with dignity and support.
Our team reflects the communities we serve. Many bring lived experience, cultural understanding, and a deep commitment to helping others navigate healthcare with clarity and compassion.
Here, you will find colleagues who care about the work, about each other, and about strengthening the systems that connect people to care.
“You realize quickly that what you do here reaches far beyond one interaction. It strengthens something much larger.” Care Transitions Manager
Internships
Partners in Care Foundation offers internships to college students studying or interested in Social Work, Gerontology, Nursing, Geriatrics and/or Pharmacy for Fall, Spring and Summer semesters. Interns work under the direction of a Program Director and assist with various projects.
Students interested in more information about our internship programs, application processes and intern responsibilities should email: jobs@picf.org. We also encourage interested field directors, professors, and practitioners to contact our team directly to learn more about our internship programs
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