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Trust is a vital part of empowerment and creating opportunities for people to grow, contribute, and lead. In the latest edition of our Core Values series, Avisha Sanassie, Talent Development manager, shares her perspective on what empowerment looks like in action. Interested in growing your career at EmblemHealth? Click here for more.
How does access to healthy food improve the health of New Yorkers? Summer Associate Adyianna Byrd is helping our Community Engagement team measure the impacts of our Community Food Security initiative. Click here to learn more.
The best mentors don’t just share advice; they help others see what’s possible. Mentorship and guidance play an important role in helping our sales professionals build confidence, navigate challenges, and grow their careers. In this video, Regional Marketplace Sales Leader Blanca Vasquez reflects on her first mentor and how that experience shaped her own approach to developing others. Interested in joining our team? We’re hiring. Click this link to find out about more.
Meet Aaron. He's spending his summer building the tool that might answer your next question. Our IT team is reimagining systems to enhance member experience and create a simple caring path to better health. Click the link for more.
Brilliant students with big ideas. This summer is shaping up to be one for the books. Meet Nicola, first up in our Summer Associate series. Click this link for more.
The 116th Street Festival is one of our most anticipated events of the year. Founded in 1985, it’s one of the largest cultural events in the Northeast. The music, the cuisine, the camaraderie, and the sense of community are unmatched. This year our team turned out in force and had a ball meeting our neighbors, and answering questions about things that matter most, like health plans and community resources. Looking forward to a busy summer in the city.
EmblemHealth employees joined the recent Breakthrough T1D Walk at Turtle Back Zoo in West Orange, New Jersey, helping raise awareness and hundreds of dollars to support those living with Type 1 diabetes. “Spending the day at the Turtle Back Zoo to support Breakthrough T1D offered us the opportunity to promote EmblemHealth’s dedication to the communities we serve, which includes those living with Type 1 diabetes,” said Chief Compliance Officer Debra Lightner. “As an individual supporter of Breakthrough T1D who has friends and family members touched by Type 1 diabetes, I was heartened that my company saw the worthiness of this organization and offered us the opportunity to participate in this very unique event.” Thank you to everyone who stepped up and walked with us.
Our team had a fantastic time pitching in at Long Island Cares, Inc, The Harry Chapin Food Bank. Thank you for being gracious hosts, and all you do to support our communities.
Countless hours of training, shadowing, and real-world learning; on this day it all came together. The new members of our Marketplace Sales team have completed a rigorous program and are now ready to serve our communities. Graduation Day for the EmblemHealth Marketplace Sales team is the time for stepping forward with confidence, presenting innovative business plans to leadership, and bringing fresh energy and purpose to the field. See some highlights of how the next generation of our Marketplace Sales team showed they are ready to bring the noise. Congratulations! Find out more, including EmblemHealth Sales team opportunities at the link.
In collaboration with the Partnership for New York City and NYC Public Schools, EmblemHealth welcomed students from Franklin D. Roosevelt High School in Brooklyn for a day of exposure to careers across the health care and insurance landscape. Students engaged directly with leaders from a diverse cross section of the organization in Q&A, posed quirky and insightful questions, and worked in teams to address real-world challenges. Their ideas were thoughtful and centered on how to expand access to care for people in their community. What stood out was their curiosity and strong sense of teamwork. The students approached each conversation and challenge with enthusiasm, and a refreshing sense of humor. The future of health care depends on voices like these. We’re delighted to support opportunities that help shape the next generation of industry professionals. Take a look at highlights from the day. See the link.
