DATE: Wednesday, January 27, 2021
TIME: 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (Pacific)
PLATFORM: GoToWebinar
This webinar is part of the 2021 Workforce Symposium. >>Please Click Here to Register<<
The California Primary Care Association is working with the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) on a national Health Professions Education & Training (HP-ET) Initiative. Our goal is to enhance health centers’ capabilities to recruit, develop, and retain their workforce by exposing health and allied health professions trainees to education and training programs conducted at health centers.
The HP-ET Initiative uses the Readiness to Train Assessment Tool (RTAT™) developed by Community Health Center (CHC), Inc., to help health centers assess and improve their readiness to engage in health professions training programs. CPCA and HRSA are strongly encouraging all community health centers to complete the RTAT. It will provide valuable individual insight to health centers' recruitment and training capabilities. CPCA will use the RTAT results to help health centers develop a targeted strategic workforce plan that will include health professions trainings and pipeline programs, as well as offer training/technical assistance to help achieve workforce goals.
CPCA is hosting office hours to answer questions and provide additional information to health center staff as they complete the RTAT. We will provide additional context for this national initiative, review the seven subscales of the RTAT, and provide a space for health centers to get started. Join CPCA and your health center colleagues for this office hour!
For additional information on the HP-ET Initiative or RTAT, click here.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Set context for HRSA's Health Professions Education & Training Initiative;
- Describe importance of health center participation in the Readiness to Train Assessment Tool (RTAT™);
- Review the structure and seven subscales of the RTAT™;
- Outline how health centers can prepare the information they need to complete the RTAT™; and,
- Provide responses to questions posed by health center staff.
PRESENTERS
- Madeline Anderson, Program Coordinator of Health Professions Education, CPCA
- Nataly Diaz, Assistant Director of Workforce Development, CPCA
FEES
None
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