Eating disorders are common in the United States. In fact, roughly 9% of the U.S. population, or 28.8 million people in the country, will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. However, long waiting lists and one-size-fits-all approaches that usually do not involve the patient's support network lead to many people suffering without the help they need.

• Start with curiosity - At Equip, we are insatiably curious. We enter every interaction with positive intent, the mindset that there are always ways to improve, and the willingness to find out how to get it done. We communicate from a place of “yes, and”, celebrate conviction, and are constantly changing, evolving and improving
• Trust your village - We know our best work emerges from open and transparent feedback, asking for help when we need it, and leveraging the strengths of our teammates to move ideas forward. We value team goals over the individual: we know that we can go fast alone, but far together. We show up for each other, act with empathy, and bring our passion and commitment to work every day
• Own the impact - At Equip, we believe that recovery is possible for every patient which is why we constantly push ourselves out of our comfort zone to find solutions that will help patients heal. No job is too small, we are creative, and we are determined to move the needle. All of our decisions are informed and backed by solid data, and we demand accountability from ourselves in order to ensure the best possible outcomes