We are looking for board members to serve our health center!

Aug 27, 2025 Board Member, Coal Country Community Health Center

We are currently taking names of community members interested in serving on our Board who bring:

• A commitment to treating all individuals fairly and ensuring access for everyone
• Personal experience as a patient or community advocate
• A willingness to engage in strategic planning and governance

Board members must be current patients of Coal Country Community Health Center and cannot be related by blood or adoption to a staff member of CCCHC. If you or your family receive care at Coal Country Community Health Center, your voice is especially needed!

To express interest please contact Tiffany at (701) 873-7488.

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