Workforce

The University of Lynchburg (Va.) has created a new online doctorate program for executive leadership in healthcare.

A $1.1 million federal grant will fund training for healthcare workers in South Dakota to deliver telehealth services.

As a safety-net health system, Dallas-based Parkland Health provides care to community members who are typically underserved and at high risk.

As clinical workforce challenges evolve, healthcare leaders are leveraging strategic approaches to ensure long-term staffing stability and improve operational effectiveness. Join Medicus Healthcare Solutions on Tuesday, November 12th, at the Annual Becker's CEO + CFO Roundtable in Chicago for a…

When it comes to improving employee well-being, New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health has taken a multi-pronged approach, offering services including team member health services, stress management resources and support for healthy eating goals.

Alaska, Missouri and Nebraska voters will decide whether workers in those states should earn paid sick leave.

Employment grew in many areas of healthcare in October, according to the latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, published Nov. 1. 

A new survey from global advisory and broking firm WTW identified a gap in the focus of employers' well-being offerings and where employees say they need the most support. 

Brentwood, Tenn.-based Jarrard, a communications consulting firm and division of Chartis, has released its third annual national nurse survey, providing strategic insights into the nursing workforce.

HHS has launched its Health Workforce Initiative, aimed at strengthening healthcare workforce recruitment and career advancement.