Chatham Medical

Benefits & Perks

PATHS offers a ton of great benefits and perks to make sure your life is as satisfying as your work.  Here's just the start of what's available:

Health Insurance
PATHS provides employees with access to comprehensive health insurance that includes medical, dental, life insurance, disability coverage and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). 

Paid Time Off
Passion and commitment has to be paired with rest and balance. PATHS offers paid vacation to make sure you take a break once in a while and sick time is available to cover illness.  PATHS recognizes eight paid holidays.

Retirement
PATHS will match employee contributions up to 3% of their annual salary into a company sponsored IRA.

Education
Life long learning is what it's all about.  Not only does PATHS want employees to improve their skills to better serve our patients, but we also support our employee's personal growth.  PATHS offers tuition reimbursement, as well as participates in loan repayment programs, like those through the National Health Service Corps.

About PATHS

Piedmont Access to Health Services, Inc. ("PATHS") is a non-profit 501c3 organization whose mission is to provide healthcare to all citizens (in South Central Virginia) -- regardless of their ability to pay.  The vision of PATHS is to provide access to quality primary and specialty care, prescription medication, case management and other ancillary services to the citizens of Southern Virginia and surrounding areas.

It is the core value of PATHS that everyone has the right to quality health care.  PATHS provides a medical home for everyone -- including the uninsured and underinsured as well as a point of entry into established human service agencies and health care system.

PATHS has experienced tremendous growth in a very short amount of time.  The organization started out in 2001 as Project Access of the Dan River Region -- a coordinated system of volunteer healthcare for the uninsured.  In response to the elimination of another organization's medication assistance program, a new service was created:  Southside Virginia MEDAssist, in 2003.  In the summer of 2004, PATHS was awarded a Ryan White Title II (Part B) grant which led to the creation of the CHAAP Program (Community HIV/AID Assistance Program).  Shortly thereafter in the fall of 2004, PATHS received an award from the Bureau of Primary Health Care to assume the management of two federally qualified community health centers (on in Danville, and one in Martinville, Virginia).  These became known as the Health Centers of the Piedmont. In February 2007, PATHS expanded the Health Center of the Piedmont Program to include a third service location in Chatham, Virginia.