Staffing shortages in health care might be here to stay, and the industry needs to reimagine how it delivers care, Gov. Charlie Baker said Thursday.
Tim Foley, executive vice president for 1199SEIU, which represents over 70,000 health care workers, said the staffing shortage is a"whole system issue," across hospitals, nursing homes, home care, and other care facilities, which requires a"whole system solution."
Of the students enrolled in the 1199SEIU's educational and job training program fund, 82 percent are women, 45 percent have dependents, their average age is 48, 42 percent speak a second language and 41 percent are born outside of the U.S. Social workers, physicians, nurses, psychiatrists, substance use recovery coaches and others who work in community health centers will be able to apply next month to have the state repay between $12,500 and $300,000 worth of loans as part of the $130 million program.
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