Workforce Development

The dramatic growth of the health care industry in Arizona, surpassing the national average with an annual growth rate of 2.9%, presents both opportunities and challenges. Although this rapid expansion is a boon for economic development, it is projected that Arizona will face a deficit of 76,000 health care workers by 2033. The urgency to address

Right at Home, a prominent player in the home care industry, is setting its sights on revolutionizing the sector through innovative strategies and technological advancements. With over 700 franchise locations in the United States and five other countries, Right at Home is committed to addressing industry challenges, enhancing caregiver support,

In the dynamic and rapidly evolving healthcare industry, recruiting individuals who are early in their careers presents an invaluable opportunity for employers. Early-career professionals, including recent graduates and those transitioning into healthcare roles, bring a unique set of attributes to the workforce, such as enthusiasm, innovation, and

The University of Otago, a prestigious institution with a legacy spanning 150 years in training medical professionals, has recently extended its congratulations to the Honorable Simeon Brown on his new appointment as Minister of Health. Vice-Chancellor Grant Robertson highlights the crucial role of the health sector in the nation's overall

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has recently unveiled a comprehensive strategic plan aimed at integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the healthcare sector. This initiative, announced just before the end of President Joe Biden’s term, outlines both immediate and long-term goals to revolutionize healthcare through AI, c

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has laid out her ambitious 2025 legislative agenda, placing a strong emphasis on healthcare reforms and workforce development. In her recent Condition of the State Address, Reynolds highlighted the urgent need to expand both rural and maternal healthcare services, address the widespread shortage of medical professionals,