Learn techniques for accurately assessing which allied health care jobs are needed in your region.
The demand for health care professionals is projected to grow rapidly in response to the expanding US population and aging Baby Boomers. To build workforce development allied health care programs that provide job placement and career potential, schools must learn how to assess their market accurately and then reach out to obtain the needed resources from health care providers, community groups, government organizations, and other existing health care education programs.
This archived webcast will offer the opportunity to learn techniques for accurately assessing which allied health care jobs are needed in your region. Learn how to form productive partnerships and maximize the resources needed to support allied health care programs (faculty, labs, clinical rotations, etc.).
This archived webcast is designed for community college workforce development program managers, program coordinators, and program developers who have an interest in creating new programming or expanding existing programming in the allied health care sector. Other workforce development professionals who are primarily responsible for overseeing such programs may also wish to view the session.
In his current position, Andy manages seven different allied health programs. Andy is retired from the Army and in his last military assignment he was director for managed care in the Army's most densely populated region, the North Atlantic. Since leaving the military and just prior to joining Northern Virginia Community College, he worked to help facilitate change and business process improvement in various health care domains. Andy's areas of expertise include economic analysis, business planning for medical product lines, organizing physician mix, managing ambulatory care, developing new medical programs, improving medical productivity, financial programming and analysis, requirements analysis, and change management. He holds an MHA from Baylor University and a Health Policy Fellowship from the Rand Corporation.
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