Frequent Questions

First, our reason for existence is to work ourselves out of a job. We believe that the most impoverished communities deserve the best providers to achieve health equity. When the day comes when those communities are fully staffed with the best providers, then we can close our operations there and look for other opportunities. Second, we are not profit driven, but social impact driven. In this vein, we are committed to investing heavily in community-led pathway programs to train Native American providers so that our first goal above is achieved in the long term. Third, we are only interested in serving the communities that have the most difficult time recruiting the most qualified providers. These may be the most challenges settings, but also the most rewarding for providers because their impact can be so significant.

Yes, Arc Health will work with individual physicians to tailor either part-time or full-time work that fulfills our social mission and allows them to make the most impact.

Arc Health is committed to serve only the most vulnerable communities. Arc Health will send only the most qualified and committed providers to those communities. Finally, significant portions of our revenue will be invested into existing pathway programs to train the next generation of committed local providers.

Arc Health recruits based on the most pressing needs of the underserved communities we’re partnering with. These needs may include family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, med-peds, obstetrics/gynecology, surgery, psychiatry, NPs, PAs, PTs, CNMs, and other specialties.

Yes, the needs of the underserved communities go well beyond physician providers. Where requested, we are also committed to recruiting the best nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, physical therapists, pharmacists, psychologists, social workers, case managers, and others.