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Care Access PBC is proud to establish its Global Clinical, Data, Legal & Outreach Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland — the epicenter of international public health governance, humanitarian law, and patient advocacy. Opening in Q1 2026, this office will anchor our commitment to clinical excellence, ethical AI, nonprofit integration, and equitable care delivery across all borders.

This headquarters will serve as the primary international regulatory, medical, legal, and nonprofit coordination office for Care Access PBC Access, complementing our U.S.-based operational and technology headquarters.

Mission of the Geneva HQ

Legitimacy, Equity, and Global Readiness

While our U.S. headquarters powers engineering, growth, and digital infrastructure, the Geneva office ensures everything we build is aligned with global medical, legal, and ethical standards — ready for implementation in 100+ jurisdictions.

From Geneva, we will:

Govern clinical strategy, provider credentialing, and safety standards
Coordinate compliance with global health law, data sovereignty, and patient rights
Lead nonprofit and multilateral collaboration (e.g., WHO, UN agencies, NGOs)
Oversee global research, pilots, and community-driven deployments

Functional Divisions Based in Geneva

Global Clinical Affairs & Licensing Oversight

Set credentialing standards for providers across all partner countries
Oversee clinical triage accuracy, regional safety adaptation, and case escalation
Manage medical board relations and specialist panel governance

Cross-Border Health Law & Data Rights Division

Monitor compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, EHDS, and regional frameworks
Establish lawful interoperability frameworks for pseudonymized and federated health data
Serve as Care Access PBC’s legal clearinghouse for jurisdictional onboarding and licensing

Global Nonprofit & Interagency Coordination Office

Act as Care Access PBC’s liaison with WHO, UNHCR, ICRC, MSF, GAVI, and regional NGOs
Oversee co-development of community-based programs with local nonprofits
Maintain transparency, reporting, and ethics alignment for philanthropic operations

Global R&D, Trials, and Medical Innovation Programs

Lead real-world evidence (RWE) generation with global research hospitals
Structure ethically compliant AI model testing and post-market monitoring
Operate open-access medical knowledge exchanges for underserved regions

International Policy, Advocacy & Outreach Bureau

Host international summits, roundtables, and ethics councils on care access and AI
Coordinate advocacy campaigns for digital health inclusion and underserved populations
Maintain multilingual patient rights documentation and informed consent frameworks

Geneva HQ Strategic Role

The Geneva office will serve as the official seat of Care Access PBC’s global compliance and humanitarian coordination infrastructure, maintaining legal standing for our work across:

Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific, MENA, and Latin America
Conflict zones, refugee networks, and post-disaster health coordination
Public–private partnerships, international trials, and universal access initiatives

It will also function as our R&D and ethical validation center, ensuring that all AI-assisted care solutions meet medical, regulatory, and community accountability thresholds before launch in any jurisdiction.

Open Positions

Key openings in 2025–2026 include:

Chief Medical Officer – Global Standards
Director of Health Law & Cross-Jurisdictional Licensing
VP of Humanitarian Partnerships & Nonprofit Programs
Global Ethics Officer – AI & Public Benefit
Legal Counsel – Data Rights & Interoperability
Public Health RWE & Trials Manager
UN/WHO Liaison (Policy + Operations)
Fellowship Program: Public Health Law + Global Digital Access

Our Philosophy

“Global care access requires local trust, lawful structure, and international legitimacy. Geneva ensures we remain compliant, ethical, and accountable — not just innovative.”
— Care Access PBC Executive Charter, Article IV (2025)