People First Health Collective exists to facilitate system transformation to put people first. We believe this builds relationship-centered systems, empowering the context in which all true and sustaining healing occurs. People First Health Collective brings a depth of over 100 combined years in catalyzing change. We do this through research, creative thought partnering, writing, and facilitation and support in the deep, transformative work of developing relationship centered practices.
With over 25 years of experience working with nonprofit and government health, mental health, philanthropic organizations and academic institutions.
Combined 40 years of experience in empowering leaders to define, develop and implement the difference needed to transform their workplace.
A highly accomplished behavioral health leader, well known in California in the FQHC world for her ability to execute large-scale initiatives in complex environments.
Jennifer applies over two decades of experience evaluating & studying innovative, collaborative treatment models & programs to build capacity within health, mental health & substance use treatment systems.
Elizabeth has over 25 years of experience in the health care field and is considered one of the vanguards of Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) in California. A thought leader in the field
Symbio Strategies are human-centered workplace designers, employee and patient engagement experts.
Dr. Linkins has led more than 70 research, evaluation, technical assistance, and strategic planning projects for Federal agencies, states, hospitals, community based organizations, & health clinics.
Facilitate and support transformation of health and social care systems, enhancing people centered practices that support whole health.
Engage in social justice-related advocacy, as it relates to the health equity, health access and health care for all people.
Provide clear, concise problem definition with relationship centered solutions to local, state-level and national health concerns
Author and promote articles to challenge, shift and create dialogue about the dominant discourse in health care, and catalyze the bold thinking needed for change.