Welcome to the National Health Workforce Collaborative!

Uniting voices. Empowering healthcare.

As a project of HRSA’s Bureau of Health Workforce, the Workforce Collaborative connects with stakeholders, provides training and resources, and serves as a platform for sharing and elevating promising practices and innovations in health workforce training, retention, and recruitment.

Upcoming Events

Nursing Education Programs Workshop

12:00 - 14:00

January 22, 2025

Resources & Past Events

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Partnering for Success: Building Partnerships for Health Workforce Training and Education

This workshop shared insights and promising practices for developing partnerships to train healthcare personnel.

Watch presentations from Maryland AHEC, Addiction Fellowship at Baptist, ASPIN, and HealthLinc.

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Data Tools and Insights

This resource provides an overview of workforce data available from HRSA, as well as tips on how to use it in your workforce planning and training efforts.

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Training the Rural Health Workforce

Learn promising practices and see examples from fellow community-based training sites for training and retaining healthcare staff in rural areas.

Watch presentations from Aviva Health, Pittsburg State University School of Nursing, and Cahaba Medical Services.

Case Studies & Successes

HealthLinc is a community health center that operates myriad training programs through partnerships across northern Indiana, serving over 44,000 patients per year and training clinical staff from medical and dental assistants to graduate medical students and residents.

The Pitt State School of Nursing has used BHWET and other BHW funding to support a variety of mental health nurse training efforts critical to supporting their state’s rural health workforce.