At Care Access PBC, we believe access to care is a basic right — not a privilege. Health, healing, and human support shouldn’t depend on zip codes, insurance paperwork, or knowing the right language.
We’re assembling a team of dreamers, doers, engineers, artists, and caregivers to fix what’s broken — with technology, yes, but also with deep human purpose.
Got an idea? Come work with us.
Worried about culture? Build the one you wish you had.
Actually, the blueprint phase. You’ll help shape the walls and the windows — not just the paint.
We don’t believe in titles louder than voices.
For millions. Maybe billions.
You’re serious about the mission but don’t take yourself too seriously. You care deeply — about people, about product, about getting it right. You’ve got one foot in the real world and one foot in “what if?”
You might be a:
We don’t believe in laundry lists. If you feel like you belong, apply.
Join Care Accees’s European team — working across London, Berlin, Paris, Warsaw, and Lisbon — to make intelligent, ethical, and accessible healthcare a reality for all.
Care Access PBC is seeking visionary engineers, clinicians, and partners across Asia to help us localize, deploy, and scale AI-powered health tools.
We’re recruiting deeply rooted professionals across Africa to lead regional programs, power local outreach, and help bridge urban–rural healthcare gaps.
Join us to support rural, Indigenous, and island communities through AI tools, transport integrations, and localized care pathways.
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.
Learn moreTell us who you are and why this matters to you. No perfect resumes needed. Just passion, grit, and something to say.
We're here. And if you’re still reading this, maybe you are too.
