Event

HRSA Grant Opportunities to Support Children’s Hospitals’ Workforce

Jan. 30, 2024 | On Demand

Presenters

  • Written By:
    Yasmin Mazloomdoost, MPH, MSW
    Branch Chief, Nurse Corps Loan Repayment Program, Division of Health Careers and Financial Support
  • Written By:
    LCDR Alicia Sherrell, DrPH, MPH
    Senior public health analyst, United States Public Health Service, Division of Medicine and Dentistry
  • Written By:
    Habiba Lomax
    Branch Chief, Division of National Health Service Corps (DNHSC)
  • Written By:
    Tracey Smith, MSc, MPH
    Senior Advisor, Division of Nursing and Public Health
  • Written By:
    Lindsey Berman
    Executive Director of Government Relations and Strategic Initiatives, Children's Hospital Los Angeles
  • Written By:
    Daniella Gratale, MA
    Associate Vice President, Federal Affairs, Nemours Children's Health

About This Event

Hear from Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) staff about specific grant programs that can support children's hospitals' clinical workforce.

In addition to the Children's Hospitals Graduate Medical Education and Pediatric Specialty Loan Repayment Programs, HRSA funds a variety of programs aimed at training the next generation of nurses, physicians, and other providers, and supports hospital programs to recruit and retain those providers.

This webinar will provide children's hospitals' government relations professionals, human resources, finance, strategy, and other leaders with insights into those funding opportunities.

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