Gregory Fainit

Gregory Fainit

Workforce Development Expert
Gregory Fainit is a thought leader in professional development for the healthcare industry. He examines the connection between workforce development and patient care, offering practical strategies for implementing career advancement programs in clinical settings. Gregory is passionate about helping leaders in the industry develop well-rounded medical practitioners. 
Can Cameroon Revitalize Its Ailing Health Schools?
Workforce Can Cameroon Revitalize Its Ailing Health Schools?

The very foundations of a nation's health security are built within the classrooms and laboratories where its future medical professionals are trained, a reality driving Cameroon to confront the systemic decay threatening its educational core. For decades, the institutions responsible for this

Can SUSA Close Europe's Health-Tech Skills Gap?
Workforce Can SUSA Close Europe's Health-Tech Skills Gap?

The most significant hurdle to revolutionizing European healthcare might not be a groundbreaking pharmaceutical discovery but rather the widespread absence of the digital skills needed to implement it. As health technology advances at an unprecedented rate, a widening chasm separates its potential

Public Universities Build Next-Gen Healthcare Facilities
Workforce Public Universities Build Next-Gen Healthcare Facilities

A wave of multi-million-dollar construction projects is reshaping public university campuses into the front lines of America's response to a critical healthcare workforce shortage. Across the country, institutions are moving beyond minor renovations and embarking on ambitious, large-scale

How Are Virtual Patients Training Real Nurses?
Workforce How Are Virtual Patients Training Real Nurses?

In the high-stakes world of healthcare, the gap between classroom knowledge and the chaotic reality of a clinical emergency can be a formidable challenge for even the most promising nursing professionals. Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center has introduced a groundbreaking solution to bridge

Can Equasens Redefine Healthcare E-Learning?
Workforce Can Equasens Redefine Healthcare E-Learning?

The recent strategic acquisition of e-learning specialist Erevo by healthcare technology leader Equasens sends a clear signal that the world of professional medical education is on the brink of a significant transformation. This move, finalized in early 2026, is more than a simple corporate merger;

Training Trainers Transforms End-of-Life Care
Workforce Training Trainers Transforms End-of-Life Care

The final chapters of a person's life deserve to be written with as much dignity, clarity, and personal agency as all the chapters that came before, yet the conversations required to ensure this often remain the most difficult to begin. For many healthcare providers in residential care, the

Trend Analysis: Nursing Degree Reclassification
Workforce Trend Analysis: Nursing Degree Reclassification

A seemingly minor change in federal educational policy classification is poised to trigger a seismic shift in the American healthcare landscape, threatening the very foundation of patient access for millions. A recent Department of Education proposal, which would reclassify advanced nursing degrees

Teach-Back Training Reduces Infant Readmission Rates
Workforce Teach-Back Training Reduces Infant Readmission Rates

Bringing a preterm infant home from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is a moment suspended between overwhelming joy and profound apprehension, as parents transition from a world of constant medical support to the solitary responsibility of caring for their fragile child. This transition marks the

$1.1M Grant Creates Free Nursing Pathways at SUNY WCC
Workforce $1.1M Grant Creates Free Nursing Pathways at SUNY WCC

The immense pressure on New York's healthcare system, strained by a looming workforce shortage, has found a powerful countermeasure in a landmark philanthropic investment aimed directly at the next generation of caregivers. This initiative, centered in the Hudson Valley, promises to reshape

How Will P500M Aid Help Aspiring Health Workers?
Workforce How Will P500M Aid Help Aspiring Health Workers?

The journey to becoming a healthcare professional in the Philippines is often a marathon of academic rigor, yet for many, the final hurdle is not an exam but an invoice for essential hands-on training. This financial barrier has quietly dismantled the ambitions of countless students, creating a

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