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Perks & Benefits

Insurance

We offer health, dental, vision, life, long-term disability, short-term disability, health saving accounts, and a flexible benefits program to eligible employees.

Flexible PTO

At Vital, we believe in work/life balance. Employees receive flexible paid time off to plan for vacation and personal time.

Professional Development

Vital promotes ongoing growth. Each employee is entitled to an annual stipend to attend specialized conferences, skills-based training, and participate in professional organizations.

Employee Assistance Program

Vital supports life’s joys, challenges and everything in between. This program helps employees deal with work-life stressors, family issues, financial and legal concerns, and emotional health to name a few.

401K

Vital offers a 401(k) plan designed to provide tax-deferred, retirement-oriented benefits. Employees allocate their accounts among many investment options available through Fidelity.

Flexible Work Environment

Vital allows eligible employees a flexible schedule that differs from the normal constraints of a traditional 9 to 5 job. This arrangement considers an individual's personal needs and allows employees to better sync their work hours with their personal responsibilities.

Paid Parking

We all know parking can be a major stressor. Especially when the company you work for is in the mid-Wilshire area of Los Angeles. Rest at ease, parking is on us!

Pet Policy

Furry canine friends are welcomed at Vital. Not only does this scream cuteness overload, our dog friendly policy encourages camaraderie, social support, stress reduction and is simply fun.

Field Interviewers

We’re seeking talented Field Interviewers for survey research projects nationwide to conduct opinion surveys with persons who are older or have a disability. The in-person interviews ask participants about their quality of life and about their experience with the home and community based services and supports (HCBS) they are receiving. Core questions cover topics such as; getting needed services, communication with providers, case managers, choice of services, medical transportation, and personal safety, as well as community inclusion and empowerment. Becoming a Field Interviewer is a remarkable way to make a difference and give this population a voice in the future of state services.