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 Health and Welfare Benefits

Health and Welfare

 Overview

The Placer County Office of Education is proud to offer competitive health and welfare benefits to their employees. For your convenience, we've provided clear information regarding the plans and benefits that we offer to both current employees and retirees (including those over and under the age of 65). Please refer to the section below that pertains to you. For more information, please contact Mark Williams via email.

 Information

 Current Employees

Here is a list of the many healthcare plans that we offer for current employees of PCOE:

2023-2024 PCOE Benefit​​ Guide


​Summary of All Benefits (includes webinars)​


Benefitsolver Link​​​

Rate Sheets

Kaiser Plans

Sutter Plans

Western Health Advantage Plans

Blue Shield "Out of Area" plans

Delta Dental

VSP

Life Insurance

Disability

Additional Benefits

 ​Retirees - Over 65 years of age

 Contacts

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Mark Williams

Director, Human Resources

(530) 889-5916

Email

 

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Lisa Ennis-Panganiban

Personnel Assistant

(530) 889-5962

Email​​



 FAQ's

 

HOW DO I FIND OUT ABOUT CURRENT JOB OPPORTUNITIES WITH PCOE?

PCOE utilizes EdJoin​(Education Job Opportunities Information Network) to post our job openings. Some positions are also advertised in local newspapers and publications.​

 

WHAT BENEFITS DOES PCOE OFFER?

Benefits may include medical, dental, vision, tax-sheltered annuity, and STRS/PERS contribution. Specific information regarding plans and costs are provided once an offer of employment is made. ​

 

IS TESTING REQUIRED TO APPLY FOR A POSITION?

Some positions with PCOE do require testing. If testing is a requirement for a position, it will be specified on the job vacancy notice and EdJoin posting.​​

 Quotations

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“A teacher affects eternity; you can never tell where their influence stops.“

― Henry B ​Adams​