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Allied Health Scholars Academy Resources

EDD

  • Employment Development Department
  • Description: The California Employment Development Department (EDD) Jobs section provides resources for students exploring careers and educational programs. It offers tools to learn about different professions, find schools with relevant training programs, and connect with employers across various industries. With career assessments, resume guidance, and interview preparation, EDD supports students in transitioning from school to employment, helping them explore career paths that align with their skills and interests.

Exploring Careers in Health Care

  • https://scholarsacademy.kaiserpermanente.org/careersinhealthcare/
  • Description: The “Exploring Careers in Health Care” website by Kaiser Permanente’s Scholars Academy is designed for educators, students, and community members interested in health care careers. It offers resources and activities to help users discover diverse and high demand roles in the health care sector. The site features learning activities focused on mental health, nursing, and allied health professions, including videos, webinars, and an activities kit. Additionally, users can request mental health speakers to engage with students about career paths in this field. The platform aims to guide individuals in planning and pursuing rewarding careers in health care.

The California Department of Health Care Access and Information Allied Healthcare Scholarship Program

  • https://hcai.ca.gov/workforce/financial-assistance/scholarships/ahsp/
  • Description: The Allied Healthcare Scholarship Program (AHSP), administered by California’s Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI), offers financial assistance to students pursuing careers in allied health professions. In exchange for a 12-month service commitment providing direct patient care in a qualified facility within California, recipients can receive up to $15,000 for nonbehavioral health professions and up to $25,000 for approved behavioral health professions. An informational webinar is scheduled for November 7, 2024, from 2 to 3:00 p.m.

Futuro Health

  • https://futurohealth.org/
  • Description: Futuro Health offers education and support for students pursuing Allied Health careers, such as medical assistant and community health worker. Through partnerships with colleges, universities, and healthcare employers, they provide scholarships and training programs that combine classroom learning with hands-on experience. These resources help students gain certifications and skills, preparing them for the workforce and meeting the demand for allied health professionals.

CAAHEP: Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs

  • https://www.caahep.org/students/find-an-accredited-program
  • Description: Students can use CAAHEP’s directory to find accredited programs like medical assisting, sonography, and respiratory therapy. Choosing a CAAHEP-accredited program provides a strong educational foundation and enhances career prospects, as many employers and certification boards require education from accredited institutions.

California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

  • https://www.cccco.edu/About-Us/Chancellors-Office/Divisions/Workforce-and-Economic-Development/Nursing-and-Allied-Health
  • Description: The California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office provides information on Nursing and Allied Health programs available across the state’s community colleges. These programs offer certificates and associate degrees, with options to transfer to four year institutions. The website outlines goals such as enhancing employability, increasing the number of baccalaureate-prepared professionals, and supporting workforce training to meet the needs of a diverse population. Resources include fiscal reporting tools, legislative reports, assessment data, and guidelines for program implementation. This information assists students in selecting appropriate educational paths in nursing and allied health fields.

For Kaiser Permanente employees

Well-Being for Allied Health Care Workers

Resiliency and well-being are not just something nice to have. In today’s fast-paced and demanding world, we must learn to care for ourselves and learn the art of bouncing back after setbacks.

Developing a way to remain balanced, resilient, and healthy to support your well-being is essential when choosing a career in healthcare. Every person is unique in how they connect with what is meaningful, inspirational, and insightful, fostering compassion, and nourishing the mind and body.

For Kaiser Permanente employees

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