Star of Life and Michigan Critical Care Paramedic Maurice Matthews and Kim Godden, Vice President of Legal, Government Relations and Corporate Compliance had the pleasure of presenting Senator Debbie Stabenow the first American Ambulance Association EMS Legacy Award. This award recognizes Senator Stabenow's impactful contributions to the EMS community and her leadership on critical legislation to improve the field overall. Learn more about her instrumental support for EMS at https://ow.ly/Bb2h50U6ywB. Congratulations Senator Stabenow! ??
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This is an important story about valor and leadership. To go deeper, I recommend this book: https://lnkd.in/eTM6BAu3
Finally, 80 years late, D-Day medic Waverly Woodson receives the Distinguished Service Cross for his service on Omaha Beach. That’s No. 2. Joann Woodson, 96 years old, and the rest of us are still holding out for the Big One — the Medal of Honor. Read about it here: https://lnkd.in/ej9Z3umB
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Don't get left behind! Reach out to me to get approved with a pioneer in the Non-QM space and watch your business grow. Non-QM originations reached $35 - $40 billion in 2023 Non-QM originations are tracking to hit $5 billion a month in 2024 vs $3 billion monthly in 2023 If rates decline 50 bps, experts predict volumes could jump to $6.5 - $7 billion monthly
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In this episode of "The Caring View," we focus on the CQC's key question: "Well-Led." We break down each quality statement in this domain, offering in-depth analysis and practical advice to help social care providers build strong leadership and...
Getting Prepared for the CQC and Well-led Domain
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Thank you so much for the partnership Washington Workforce Association for your work to advance the Community Reinvestment Plan Workforce Strategies that are making an impact. State-Funded IDAs (Individual Development Accounts): Washington’s Community Reinvestment Project (CRP) reintroduces state-supported IDAs, offering low-income individuals matched savings up to $10,000 for education, homeownership, and business development. Similar to investments in neighboring states like Oregon and California, enhancing economic mobility and stability by providing essential financial tools to build long-term assets. Focus on Underemployment: The CRP and Poverty Reduction Workgroup are driving a shift in Washington’s workforce system to address underemployment alongside unemployment. Programs like the EcSA Career Accelerator provide financial incentives, job training, financial coaching, and asset-building opportunities, integrating diverse services to support long-term financial stability and prevent economic crises. Small Business Grant Program: Washington’s CRP launched its first Small Business Grant Program, focusing on equitable economic development for underserved communities. Engaging over 820 Black, Latine, and Tribal-owned businesses, the program offers grants, workforce development support, and subsidized training for hiring and skills development. Business Navigators assist with resources to drive operations growth, promote good-paying careers, and dismantle systemic barriers, fostering economic stability and job creation in historically marginalized communities.
We’re excited to celebrate Korbett Mosesly, managing director of the Community Reinvestment Project (CRP). Korbett received the Washington Workforce Association’s 2024 Chair Award for his dedicated leadership implementing the CRP! The CRP programs focus on repairing wealth disparities in communities disproportionately harmed by the war on drugs. With an initial $200 million investment, CRP is anticipated to yield $1.6 billion in economic benefits for targeted communities. This includes increased earnings, reduced recidivism costs, and enhanced community stability. Watch Washington Workforce Association’s video recognizing Korbett: https://lnkd.in/gQH9ijge
WWA 2024 Chair Award Winner - Korbett Mosesley
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At HBCU Prep School, we’re on a mission to bring empowering and authentic stories of the Black experience into homes and classrooms everywhere!
Yes and yes!!!! Read about Howard University in our book series, The ABCs of HBCUs https://lnkd.in/dJxHPtD4
Surrounded by the love of family and friends, our new doctors stepped into their futures with hearts full of hope this month! To our dear future healthcare heroes, your path is illuminated with promise and we embrace you with all our Bison pride. ?On #NationalDoctorsDay today, we’re thrilled to celebrate these phenomenal doctors at Howard University! Did you know...Howard University College of Medicine produces more Black doctors than any other medical school in the nation? H-U...You Know! #MatchDay #HowardMedExcellence
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Crystal Ecton, Aledade market president in Texas, has been named as an inaugural board member of the new Texas Association of Accountable Care Organizations (TXAACOs). "With the formation of TXAACOs, leaders from every ACO sector in Texas can share their knowledge, ideas, and solutions," said Crystal. "This collaboration will enable Texans to receive proactive, coordinated, and comprehensive care, ultimately reducing the total cost of care." Learn more: https://ow.ly/xP0y30sFET1
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