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Future Ready Oregon, OHSU initiatives aim to bolster Oregon's healthcare workforce - State of Reform - Vimarsana News

Future Ready Oregon, OHSU initiatives aim to bolster Oregon's healthcare workforce - State of Reform

Like most states, Oregon faces significant challenges in growing and supporting its healthcare workforce. Industry leaders discussed some useful tools for addressing those challenges during last month’s 2022 Oregon State of Reform Health Policy Conference.

5 Things Oregon: 'Phantom' provider networks, Workforce grants, Q&A w/ Vince Porter - State of Reform - Vimarsana News

5 Things Oregon: 'Phantom' provider networks, Workforce grants, Q&A w/ Vince Porter - State of Reform

This edition includes a Q&A on "phantom" provider networks, an update on new workforce grants, and a conversation on the impact of the end of the PHE.

Nonprofit health care organizations can now apply for Future Ready Oregon workforce grants - State of Reform - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit health care organizations can now apply for Future Ready Oregon workforce grants - State of Reform

Nonprofit health care organizations have an opportunity to apply for workforce funding through the Future Ready Oregon program.

Make more money, faster: Indiana banks on the appeal of a one-year college certificate - Vimarsana News

Make more money, faster: Indiana banks on the appeal of a one-year college certificate

For hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers, one year of college could come at no cost, though few seem to know that.

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Workforce grants pay for free job training in Indiana - Vimarsana News

Workforce grants pay for free job training in Indiana

Indiana spends $3 million a year helping Hoosiers without degrees quickly earn certificates in high-wage fields.