The Health Care Workforce in a Crisis—Roundtable Webinar Series #1

Are You Looking for New and Innovative Ways to Effectively and Efficiently Prepare the Healthcare Workforce?

Join us on three consecutive Fridays for a series of Innovations in Healthcare Education and Training webinars to document current adaptive practices in healthcare education in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic. The webinars will feature speakers from higher education and healthcare.  We will create a space for reflection about what might come next—4, 6, or 12 months down the road.

As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to cause major disruptions, higher education and healthcare institutions are still preparing the essential, frontline healthcare workforce. These institutions, which are quickly adapting to new delivery models, will be critically important as our nation navigates a fluid, rapidly changing healthcare environment.

The crisis has shined a light on the already acute need for qualified healthcare workers.

This Roundtable Webinar Series at 12:00 EDT on April 24, May 1, and May 8 will produce recommendations and suggested next steps for moving toward innovative solutions.

Roundtable Webinar 1: The Health Care Workforce in a Crisis

This webinar will be moderated by Kris Clerkin, Managing Partner, Volta Learning Group

Panelists

• Mary Farrell

  Dean of Health Professions, Northern Essex Community College

• Joanne Pokaski

  Senior Director Workforce Development and Community Relations, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

• Margaret Jaillet

  Dean of Health Professions, Mount Wachusett Community College

Register

Please register in advance online.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.