US EditionGovernor Moore announces nearly $600,000 in grant awards to increase retention among Maryland healthcare workers
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Governor Moore announces nearly $600,000 in grant awards to increase retention among Maryland healthcare workers
ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Wes Moore’s office on Friday announced nearly $600,000 in grant awards aimed at strengthening Maryland’s healthcare workforce by providing career pathways and improving retention among professionals. The funding, distributed through two programs, will support occupational training for more than 300 healthcare workers. The grants are a part of the administration’s effort to address a critical need for skilled healthcare pro…
Governor Moore Announces $600,000 in Awards to Strengthen Maryland’s Healthcare Workforce – Maryland Economic Development Association (MEDA)
ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore today announced nearly $600,000 in grant awards to provide career pathways and increase retention among healthcare workers. The grant funding—distributed through the Career Pathways for Healthcare Workers Program and Direct Care Workforce Innovation Program—will provide occupational training opportunities for more than 300 healthcare professionals. “You cannot have a strong healthcare system without skilled hea…
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