CalHR Honors Jasinda Muhammad with 2025 CalHR Robert L. Negri Human Resources Achievement Award

SACRAMENTO, CA – The California Department of Human Resources (CalHR) proudly recognized Jasinda Muhammad, Deputy Director of Human Resources for California Correctional Health Care Services, as the recipient of the 2025 CalHR Robert L. Negri Human Resources Achievement Award. The award was presented during the CalHR Conference in Sacramento.

Muhammad was honored for her exceptional leadership, innovation and lasting contributions to the field of human resources. With more than 30 years of experience, including 12 in executive leadership, she oversees a $49 million budget and nearly 400 staff, supporting over 15,000 employees statewide. Under her guidance, her department transformed recruitment through large-scale hiring events, implemented technology-driven process improvements and addressed critical staffing shortages, including in mental health services. She is also a strong advocate for diversity, equity, inclusion, and professional development. Her collaborative and results-driven approach has earned her widespread respect across state service.

“Congratulations once again to Jasinda Muhammad for her exceptional leadership, innovation and commitment to excellence in human resources,” said Monica Erickson, CalHR’s Acting Director. “Your work truly embodies this year’s conference theme, ‘Embracing Change with Purpose,’ inspiring all of us to approach challenges with vision, courage and intentional action.”

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