Alameda Health System – Highland Hospital – Human Resources

Alameda Health System - Highland Hospital - Human Resources is an association and organization in Oakland, CA. It functions as the human resources division for Alameda Health System, a health care system that has served the East Bay since 1864. The organization supports the operational and staffing needs of the hospital system, which includes a teaching hospital that draws medical students from across the nation. Alameda Health System operates with a mission of caring, healing, teaching, and serving all, extending care, wellness, and prevention to a growing and diverse community. The system advocates for equitable and culturally sensitive care regardless of social or financial barriers, acting as a resource for vulnerable populations.

The health system offers a wide array of clinical services, including adult specialties such as cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, and oncology. It provides specific programs for behavioral health, substance abuse, and domestic violence and sexual assault services. Community health initiatives include a homeless health center, mobile health clinics, and refugee health services. The system also supports maternal health through the BElovedBIRTH program and offers pediatric and kidney care services. Leadership within the system, including CEO James Jackson, has been recognized with awards such as the B.E.E.A.M. Medical Award from the Greater Los Angeles Morehouse Alumni Association. The organization maintains contact channels for billing, appointments, careers, and health records, with dedicated phone lines for general inquiries and emergency guidance.

The location is situated at 1411 E 31st St, approximately 0.1 miles from Highland Hospital. It is located about 0.2 miles from 14th Avenue, MacArthur Boulevard, and the MacArthur Freeway. Fire Station Number 16 and Bella Vista Elementary School are both roughly 0.3 miles away.

Alameda Health System - Highland Hospital - Human Resources holds a rating of 3.90 based on 10 reviews. As the human resources arm of a health system operating since the mid-19th century, it supports the staffing and administrative functions that underpin the clinical and community services provided in Oakland.

Services:

• Adult Immunology Clinic
• Behavioral Services
• Children's Health Management
• Colorectal Cancer Care
• Emergency Department Services
• Employee Benefits Administration
• Eye Care/Ophthalmology
• Gynecology