Wednesday, July 31, 2019
ADMISSION IS FREE
Leeward Community College, Room ED 201
1:00pm-2:00pm
Leeward CC’s Office of Continuing Education & Workforce Development (OCEWD), is partnering with the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) to offer its Medical Assisting students several national certifications. To promote awareness and local partnerships, OCEWD and NHA are inviting educators and employers to attend an information session on July 31, 2019. This session is FREE, featuring two guest speakers from NHA, and an open Q&A session at the end of the day. See details below and sign up today.
Join National Healthcareer Association (NHA), as guests of Leeward Community College, to learn how industry recognized allied health professional certification, team based care training and health coaching training can be implemented in schools or employee training programs with the goal of improved patient outcomes.
Our guest speakers will share information for high schools including NHA’s pathway for high school students to gain industry credentials, certification test design and development, leading resources in certification test preparation and certification and leveraging data analytics for student success!
We’ll end the session with a great moderator led Q&A session where educators and employers can collaborate on best practices for ongoing collaboration for student, school, employee and employer success!
If you are interested in attending, contact Glenn Mendoza at 808-292-4313, or fill out our short online form.
Since 1989, NHA has awarded more than 750,000 certifications to healthcare professionals pursuing their career goals. As the industry leader, we are passionately committed to develop, advance and advocate for the frontline healthcare worker, resulting in improved patient care. Together, we provide a path for achievement and help people make their career dreams come true. We want schools to fulfill their mission, employers to work smarter and more efficiently, and ultimately for patients to receive the care they deserve.