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As long-term care providers confront a shrinking workforce, a new federal staffing mandate and a rapidly aging population, one nonprofit workforce development organization has set its sights on becoming a national model for bringing new certified nursing assistants into the sector.
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Resurrection Sandtown and Dwyer Workforce Development, founded by the CFG bank owner and his family, join forces.
Dwyer Workforce Development turns centers into nonprofits, starts Dwyer Scholars program for free nursing training.
/PRNewswire/ -- The Jack and Nancy Dwyer Workforce Development Center, Inc. ("Dwyer Workforce Development" or "DWD") today announced the $590 million...
A new nonprofit spearheaded by established Baltimore business leaders wants to give residents of Baltimore and cities nationwide the resources they need to kick-start their careers in health care, from free training to subsidized housing. Jack Dwyer, owner of Capital Funding Group and CFG Bank, and Barb Clapp, founder and former CEO of Clapp Communications, ...