
- Are you seeking creative ways to “grow your own” workforce?
- Would you like to increase the number of entry-level employees moving into clinical, clerical and higher-level support positions?
- Is turnover among entry-level staff a challenge for your organization?
- Have your employee satisfaction surveys found that improvements could be made in employee engagement, development and morale?
- For Workforce Boards, SAW is cost-effective, employer-centered healthcare workforce development View more >>
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School at Work (SAW) is the premier career development system for entry-level workers in the healthcare industry. Its two pillar approach combines education with career planning. SAW’s blended-learning instructional model delivers continuing education on-site at the employer location. Over 400 hospitals nationwide have used SAW as part of their career ladder system.
SAW students are employed in entry-level office, nursing dietary, housekeeping, and environmental services positions. The majority is female, 25-50 years of age, and possesses a high school diploma. They are loyal and want to “do better”, but lack confidence and need a career plan and additional education to advance within their organization. School at Work is a bridge program that prepares these employees for better-paying jobs and for entrance to local community colleges. |