5 Benefits to Expect from Clinical Rotation Management Software
By Aaron White
02/04/2024 – Electronic Health Reporter
Smart technology that manages workplace learning assignments like clinical rotations gives institutions many advantages; for example, InPlace Software handles every step of managing students’ clinical learning, from workplace matching and assigning students, to tracking and grading their performance, and collecting feedback from clinical supervisors. That’s a significant time saver.
There’s much more to gain, though. The software institutions use should do more than reduce paperwork and eliminate complicated manual scheduling methods for […]
Excellence in Equity Awards – Meet the 2023 Industry Winners
Jan/Feb 2024 – Equity & Access Pre-K12
We want to congratulate our clients ReadSpeaker (page 23) and Swing (page 56) on winning the 2023 Excellence in Equity Awards…. Read the issue here.
My Journey From Professional Patient to Healthcare Professional
By Stephanie Isley
01/18/2024 – FE News
As a child and teenager, I spent so much time in hospitals and doctors’ offices that my family affectionately called me a “professional patient.” During all those visits, I learned that the attitude and empathy of the nurses and medical assistants who checked on me would make or break how I felt about my visit. Did I feel hopeful and optimistic? Or, did I feel discouraged?
Doctors made the critical decisions and diagnoses […]
Drastically expand talent pipelines by dropping degree requirements
By Craig Sprinkle
1/18/2024 – Fast Company Executive Board
For decades, employers in many industries have required a four-year degree in most of their job descriptions. Worsening workforce shortages across the U.S. economy are prompting employers to drop requirements that candidates must hold a four-year degree, particularly for middle-skill positions. This opens up the recruitment pool, allowing employers to recruit for soft skills and “train up” for desired competencies.
Dropping degree requirements drastically expands the talent pool—only about a […]
Virginia State University, MedCerts team up on certification programs
By Drew Hansen
01/17/2024 – Richmond Inno (Biz Journals)
Virginia State University in Petersburg is partnering with online training company MedCerts to offer certification programs in health care and information technology.
MedCerts, based in the Detroit area, is a subsidiary of Stride Inc., an online education company headquartered in Northern Virginia. The partnership includes more than 35 short-term training programs that can lead to credentials and certificate programs, the university said….Read more […]