Dwyer Workforce Development CEO Barb Clapp recently joined the Baltimore in Focus podcast to discuss DWD, the future of healthcare careers, and creating opportunity
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Mic check. 🎙️ Our CEO, Barb Clapp, recently joined the Baltimore in Focus podcast to talk about all things DWD, the future of healthcare careers, and why creating oppor…
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Dwyer Workforce Development
A nonprofit dedicated to healthcare training for our communities and better care for our seniors.
- Industry
- Professional Training and Coaching
- Location
- Baltimore, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Dwyer Workforce Development
Dwyer Workforce Development is a nonprofit workforce development program dedicated to improving the lives of today’s seniors while alleviating the negative societal effects of systemic poverty in our communities. We provide those who are unemployed and underemployed with the job training and placement, educational, and support programs they need to enter the skilled nursing and senior housing workforces.
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Dwyer Workforce Development CEO Barb Clapp joined the National Association of Workforce Development Professionals podcast to discuss building debt-free pathways into healthcare careers and tackling workforce shortages.
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Dwyer Workforce Development unveiled a new mural at its headquarters to celebrate creativity, community, and big ideas.
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Dwyer Workforce Development is producing a Netflix documentary about how they help people pursue careers in healthcare.
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