Community Health Lead Coordinator
Project FoodBox
Community Health Lead Coordinator
Project FoodBox
Medically tailored meals integrated into healthcare
About Us
Project FoodBox is built on a simple belief: food is healthcare.
We’re a Food as Medicine company working with health plans, community organizations, and local farms to deliver medically tailored groceries to people living with chronic conditions and communities facing food insecurity across California and New York. Since 2020, we've delivered nearly 10 million boxes — over 250 million pounds of fresh food.
We're scaling fast and building the systems, processes, and infrastructure to support national growth. The people who join now will shape how we get there.
About the Role
We're looking for a Community Health Lead Coordinator to launch and run our Upstate New York field team, starting in the Finger Lakes. This is a player-coach role: you'll supervise four Community Outreach Coordinators across 14 counties while doing your own screening, navigation, and enrollment work in the field — roughly half your time on each. You'll own our highest-value regional partnerships, from health systems and FQHCs to food banks and community organizations, and serve as the local escalation point for our SCN partner. You'll report to the NY Regional Manager, Community Outreach.
What You’ll Do
What You Bring
Required
Preferred
Compensation & Benefits
The expected salary range for this role is $65,000 - $75,000 annually, plus performance bonus and benefits. Compensation for this role will depend on various factors, including qualifications, skills, and location.
Benefits
We provide reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities throughout the application and interview process. To request, please contact [email protected].
Medically tailored meals integrated into healthcare
Project FoodBox provides medically tailored meals and groceries as a covered benefit within health plans, using a Food as Medicine approach to support chronic condition management. Healthcare providers or plans refer patients, and enrolled members receive weekly deliveries of dietitian-designed produce, pantry items, or ready-to-eat meals sourced from a network of farms, with HIPAA-compliant outcome tracking. It differentiates itself by being directly integrated into the healthcare system with partnerships like Medi-Cal and New York's Social Care Networks, delivering end-to-end logistics from screening to reporting. The goal is to improve health outcomes, lower healthcare costs, reduce food insecurity, and support farmers by turning surplus produce into medically appropriate food.
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