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Garner

Hiring in 5 cities
10Open roles

About Community Care of North Carolina

Too often, health care is a source of frustration instead of a path to healing. The system can be inefficient, costly and difficult to navigate. At CCNC, we are changing the health care experience by changing the way health care is delivered. We strongly believe that the best system is rooted in the communities it serves. We know that efforts directed by doctors and focused on local patients make quality care more efficient and cost-effective. Through our public-private partnership, we have united regional networks of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, hospitals, health departments, social service agencies and other community organizations. These professionals work together to provide cooperative, coordinated care through the Medical Home model. This approach matches each patient with a primary care physician who leads a health care team that addresses the patient’s health needs. In NC, physician-driven, patient-centered care benefits more than 6,000 providers, 1.6 million patients and 9 million taxpayers.

Headquarters
Garner
Hiring in
5 cities

Leadership

The top of Community Care of North Carolina's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

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Anna Boone

Executive Director of North Carolina Community Care Networks (N3CN)

33 reports

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Vicky Epps

Deputy Director, Clinical Operations

24 reports

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Misty Lail McIntosh

Director of Pharmacy Programs

6 reports

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Teresa Wiley RN

Director of Health Equity and Community Network Development