Description
With today's growing emphasis on team-based care and holistic treatment, the role of the medical assistant is expanding and increasing in importance. The ability to hire medical assistants trained to support exceptional team-based primary care is a challenge for practices. Health centers typically hire directly from the communities they serve and are often tasked with filling in the gaps of work-ready skills. These hiring challenges make it difficult to ensure that medical assistants have the skills necessary to perform in the team-based care setting.
Be a part of the transformation! The National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement (NIMAA), created by Community Health Center, Inc. (Connecticut) and Salud Family Health Centers (Colorado), designed a rigorous transformation of care curriculum that teaches and trains medical assistants on the floors of the community health center. Join us to explore the benefits of becoming a NIMAA Host Clinic and teaching institution. Learn how your teams can gain skills and knowledge by hosting a NIMAA student. See the return on investment for training costs and upskilling employees and how to begin the steps to grow a sustainable pool of hiring candidates. NIMAA: an affordable resource for a medical career pathway in your community.
- - Identify the benefits of becoming a teaching institution for entry-level workforce, medical assistants.
- - Understand how to build a pool of hiring candidates for your medical assistant positions.
- - Identify the returns on investing in training students, on-site in your health center setting.
Speaker(s):
- Teri
Brogdon,
MEd,
Education and Training Design Director, Salud, NIMAA, Colorado School Dir.,
Salud Family Health Centers and NIMAA
- Tillman
Farley,
MD,
Chief Medical Officer,
Salud Family Health Centers
