The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN) is a health organization whose mission is to serve the multicultural population of California and to bridge the gap between health public policies and resources for communities of color. The organization advocates for public policy changes that improve healthcare for communities of color, brings organizations and communities together, collects data and resources, and runs two state-wide coalitions: Having Our Say and Healthy Places. As an employer, CPEHN seeks people who are passionate about closing healthcare disparities. In the past, it has offered part-time and full-time, remote jobs. Depending on the role, team members may be eligible for perks and benefits, including health insurance, retirement plan contributions, and professional development funds.

Headquartered in Oakland, California, the California Pan-Ethnic Health Network has an additional office in Sacramento, California, and was founded in 1992 in response to the uprisings in Los Angeles, California. The organization works with elected officials, policymakers, community groups, and allies to advocate for equity in healthcare, oral healthcare, and mental healthcare delivery systems. CPEHN oversees several statewide projects and initiatives, including the California Reducing Disparities Project, the Health Equity and Racial Justice Fund, and the Community Health Workers/Promoters Policy Coalition.

The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN) is a health organization whose mission is to serve the multicultural population of California and to bridge the gap between health public policies and resources for communities of color. The organization advocates for public policy changes that improve healthcare for communities of color, brings organizations and communities together, collects data and resources, and runs two state-wide coalitions: Having Our Say and Healthy Places. As an employer, CPEHN seeks people who are passionate about closing healthcare disparities. In the past, it has offered part-time and full-time, remote jobs. Depending on the role, team members may be eligible for perks and benefits, including health insurance, retirement plan contributions, and professional development funds.

Headquartered in Oakland, California, the California Pan-Ethnic Health Network has an additional office in Sacramento, California, and was founded in 1992 in response to the uprisings in Los Angeles, California. The organization works with elected officials, policymakers, community groups, and allies to advocate for equity in healthcare, oral healthcare, and mental healthcare delivery systems. CPEHN oversees several statewide projects and initiatives, including the California Reducing Disparities Project, the Health Equity and Racial Justice Fund, and the Community Health Workers/Promoters Policy Coalition.