Pros
-Great insurance benefits (you will need this, especially for mental health services if you decide to work here) -Well known org in the community and public health sector hence great place to simply have on your resume.
Cons
If you are a black woman considering working here, please run far away as fast as you can. It is not safe! Please save your mental health and work elsewhere. From dealing with racist comments from people in leadership, to inequitable pay, this is something you will face as a black woman at this org. For as long as I have been working here, I have been seen and treated as less than compared to my white colleagues. I have seen my white colleagues come in, get recognized for their work ( and sometimes mine) and get promoted. When you look across the organization and see the demographics of those who have been working there for years and not promoted, you will see that a majority are black women. This organization asked us to participate in DEI focus groups where we were asked to candidly share our experiences at NACHC. We shared our painful experiences, we cried, we exposed our hearts only to be called liars. NACHC did all but apologize for what they have done to its employees. And I mean ALL but APOLOGIZE. It never came from C-suite. I can go on about the pain and heartache I have dealt with while working here. The DEI work group has been trying its hardest and they are moving in the right direction, but it's been slow. By the way, I can't take another survey. I just can't. Please leadership, just do the right thing.