Senior Community Investment Officer, Health & Housing

Core responsibilities:

• Develop and lead lending strategy for California projects with healthcare funding components, particularly Medicaid and Behavioral Health Services Act dollars
• Act as subject matter expert on underwriting Medicaid and other healthcare sources for supportive housing funding packages
• Create and support a learning cohort of housing developers utilizing healthcare system funding resources
• Market CSH's loan products, cultivate lending pipeline, and manage borrower relationships from intake through repayment
• Originate new loans, analyze feasibility of multi-family affordable housing developments, and propose loan structures
• Underwrite loans based on thorough review and analysis, and present for approval to credit committees

This role creates positive change by expanding housing and service solutions for highly impacted populations through leveraging healthcare resources like Medicaid to fund supportive housing services, ultimately helping to address homelessness and provide stable homes with access to healthcare services.

Required qualifications:

• Minimum of 7 years' experience in affordable or supportive housing lending or development, including experience with underwriting health-related investments
• Deep expertise in affordable/supportive housing development or finance with knowledge of healthcare funding in housing development
• Completed Bachelor's degree program
• Solid grasp of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, Section 8, and other federal/state/local affordable housing finance programs
• Familiarity with zoning processes and land acquisition challenges for affordable housing developers
• Demonstrated success in project management and building teams to advance housing development and finance activities
• Strong analytical, interpersonal, presentation, and communication skills

CSH offers competitive salaries based on geographic location with ranges for Senior Community Investment Officer, Health and Housing:

• San Francisco: $167,000 - $188,000
• Los Angeles: $145,000 - $163,000
• San Diego: $141,000 - $159,000

Additional benefits include generous leave and paid time off, opportunities for professional growth, and a commitment to work-life balance philosophy.

CSH (Corporation for Supportive Housing) has changed lives for over 30 years by helping communities create over 467,600 homes for marginalized individuals and families, bringing hope to thousands, and ensuring access to healthcare, recovery, and training services alongside stable housing.