Early Bird Registration is Open!
Community health centers stand at critical crossroads. Amid employee burnout and persistent health worker shortages, shifting federal priorities and state budget cuts threaten to exacerbate the health workforce crisis. Now, more than ever, health care needs innovative solutions to address this crisis, and community health centers are poised to lead the charge in building a workforce that is resilient, cared for, and equipped to serve their communities.
Join the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, for our first-ever Workforce Summit to gain valuable insights, discover innovative strategies to recruit and retain staff, and connect with peers and partners driving workforce transformation across Los Angeles County. Together, we will envision a future that invests in the development and wellbeing of our community health workforce, ensuring patients continue to receive the care they need.
Early Bird Registration
$200 Member | $300 Non-Member
Regular Registration
$250 Member | $350 Non-Member
Call for Speakers
We’re looking for speakers to present on the most pressing topics impacting today’s healthcare teams, including talent acquisition and retention, workforce training and upskilling, employee wellness, emerging workforce trends, provider pipeline development, and the evolving role of artificial intelligence in healthcare. Email trainings@ccalac.org to express your interest and meet with a member of our planning team.
Call for Sponsors
Support community health centers and amplify your brand with a Workforce Summit sponsorship! View our Sponsor and Exhibitor Prospectus and click below to apply. Applications are due May 15, 2026. If you have questions please email Karo at kszymanska@ccalac.org.
About us
Founded in 1994, the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County (CCALAC) is the largest regional association of community health centers in California. Health centers in Los Angeles serve more than 2.02 million patients at over 450 sites across the county. The majority of these patients (74%) have low incomes, and 93% are covered by public insurance or uninsured. CCALAC is dedicated to helping health centers remain at the forefront of health care transformation, in support of the patients and communities they serve.