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COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER TRAINING

Train for a Career That Changes Lives

Community Health Workers are trusted advocates who connect people with the healthcare, resources, and support they need to thrive (according to the American Public Health Association). Through SandwYch's training program, you'll gain the knowledge, practical experience, and career support to serve your community while building a rewarding profession.

Community Health Worker Career Journey

SandwYch trains CHWs for paid and volunteer positions, along with supporting apprenticeship placement with partner organizations. Gain experience, a career, and give back to your community in a clinic, community-based organization or a hospital setting.

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CHW Training

The 180-hour program is self-paced, 13 week, online program with virtual support covering the nine core competencies, effective February 1, 2026, as required by Texas Health and Human Services. At the completion of the course, candidates will show evidence of mastery through training and be workforce ready as a CHW.

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Advocate & Communicate

Your CHW certification is just a beginning. As part of the SandwYch Network, you'll be a part of building a community of Community Health Workers who share ideas, resources, and support one another in improving health outcomes. Your ongoing professional development with SandwYch allows you to provide value in your community. 

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Add Value

By joining the SandwYch CHW training program you be able to amplify community voices, build partnerships, advocate for equitable access to care, and lead meaningful change where it matters most—right in your own neighborhoods and in your preferred speciality.  Join us today and begin a career that offers a foundation of patient care.