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Attract, develop, and retain a talented, engaged, and diverse workforce passionate about public service.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Orange County is a non-profit organization serving our county’s most severely abused, abandoned and neglected children through the recruitment, training, and supervision of community volunteers who advocate for their best interests.

We are Family Serving Families! Buena Vista Care Center is a nursing home located in sunny Santa Barbara, California. Surrounded by lush mountains, our charming 150-bed skilled nursing center proudly provides short-term and long-term residency. When you enter Buena Vista Care Center, you enter a community of compassion. You’ll see it in our people and in our service. We are committed to meeting the needs of our residents, families, and community.

The YMCA of Greater Long Beach is a non-profit organization that has been serving the children and youth of this community for over 125 years. The Early Childhood Education Department (ECE), specifically, has been serving families and children between the ages of 19 months and 5 years in Long Beach for over 28 years. The...

Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7, high-quality text-based mental health support and crisis intervention by empowering a community of trained volunteers

Our History

INSPIRED BY…

At Cromford Health, we are inspired by our roots, to be specific Sir Richard Arkwright and the mill that sparked an industrial revolution, Cromford Mill. Exactly 250 years ago (nearly to the day) from Cromford Health’s founding (2018), in 1768, Sir Richard Arkwright, with two partners, John Smalley and David Thornley, began developing Cromford Mill and invented the technology that became the spinning loom.  Cromford Mill was the first of many mills that used spinning loom technology across Europe and sparked the Industrial Revolution in England. To this day, Arkwright is recognized as the inventor and creator of the factory system thanks to his committment to technology and automation.  Cromford Mill’s design, methods, and knowledge eventually spread to the US in 1791 when Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton hired Arkwright’s apprentice to implement Cromford Mill’s technology and design methods in the US.

Cromford Mill and the 1768 agreement stated the partners had ‘lately Invented and constructed an Instrument or Piece of Machinery for the more Expeditious and better Spinning of Cotton, Worstead, and Flax into Yarn’ and the three agreed to become ‘Joint Adventurers and Partners’.

FAST FORWARD TO TODAY…

Now, 250 years later, Cromford Health’s founder and partners share a deep ancestral and passionate connection to utilize telehealth and digital health technologies to deliver healthcare ‘more expeditious and better’ for patients and providers worldwide. In 1768, society was struggling with low quality goods and inefficient processes. Sounds familiar for healthcare worldwide in the current state doesn’t it? A quarter millennium in the making, we are a new generation of adventurers focused on a different revolution, the digital health revolution.

We work through our research, sharing insights publicly as we publish and present at conferences, companies, and workshops.

Digital health educational courses and curricula are important to us, in addition to our involvement with higher education, we're focused on expanding to other education communities and settings.  We believe it is important to educate the next generation of clinical providers, virtualists, administrators, inventors, and scientists at all stages of an individual’s education (school age STEM to advanced medical and graduate level courses).

Mission Statement: The CSULB Basic Needs department assists and immediately serves students who have been displaced, experiencing homelessness, food insecurity, an emergency, and/or a crisis. Basic Needs provides services and resources to remove barriers and empower students to persist and thrive in their educational journey...