Zócalo Health is a tech-enabled, community-oriented primary care organization serving people who have historically been underserved by the one-size-fits-all healthcare system. We partner with health plans, providers, and community organizations to deliver culturally competent primary care, behavioral health, and social care. Our model is built for populations with high medical and social complexity, where fragmented care drives poor outcomes and unnecessary cost. We combine local, community-based teams with virtual care and modern technology to deliver coordinated, whole-person care where members live and receive support. Founded in 2021, Zócalo Health is backed by leading healthcare and mission-aligned investors and is scaling rapidly across states and populations. We are building a durable care platform designed to perform in constrained healthcare environments and to lead the shift toward accountable, value-based care. Zócalo Health is entering a new phase of growth. The company has proven demand for its model and is expanding across markets, populations, and payer relationships. What allowed the organization to move quickly in the early years was strong leaders solving problems locally and responding in real time to emerging needs. That approach worked when the organization was smaller. At scale it becomes fragile. The next phase of the company requires something different. It requires a durable operating system that allows strong teams to execute consistently across markets without relying on constant escalation or heroics. The Chief Operating Officer will build that operating system. This leader will be responsible for how execution happens across the company. The COO will oversee the core care delivery engine of the organization including clinical operations, regional leadership, community health worker teams, patient engagement operations, and CalAIM program delivery. More importantly, the COO will design the mechanisms that connect these groups so that strategy translates into coordinated action and operational performance is predictable across markets. The COO will serve as the integrator across the leadership team. This leader will ensure that priorities, resources, and operational execution stay aligned as the organization scales across new markets and payer relationships. The COO partners closely with the CEO and Chief Strategy Officer to translate company strategy into operational execution. Strategy and Growth define where the organization expands and how it wins in the market. The COO ensures the operating model, organizational structure, and execution systems are in place so those strategic decisions can be implemented consistently across markets. This role reports directly to the CEO and will play a central role in shaping how Zócalo Health scales its care model into new markets.
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Full-time
Career Level
Executive
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