Kenneth Burnett

Grounded in faith and purpose, Kenneth leads with integrity, compassion, and strategic 
vision—believing that strong leadership transforms both organizations and communities. 
Kenneth has more than 25 years of experience in health care and human services.  
As the Chief Executive Officer at Christian Community Health Center (CCHC), Inc., a Federally Qualified Health Center providing community centric comprehensive care, and culturally responsive healthcare for underserved and vulnerable communities on the far south side of Chicago and in the South Suburbs. 
 
Kenneth is continually committed to innovative strategies to improve health outcomes for 
medically complex and underserved communities. This commitment, through his work, has been recognized by his constituents in the healthcare industry. 
 
Kenneth currently serves on the following Board of Directors: the Illinois Primary Health Care Association (IPHCA), the Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund, Thrive South Side, Roseland’s Project REACH, and the Health Facilities and Service Review Board. He also serves on several community committees and advisory groups seeking to effect change for the most disinvested communities. 
 
Kenneth’s educational background includes a Master of Science in Human Service 
Administration.