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DWD CEO Barb Clapp Named Baltimore Business Journal 2025 Power 10 CEO Award Winner

Award Recognizes Barb Clapp’s Leadership and DWD’s Mission to Breakdown Barriers

LTE: Empowering Nursing Assistants

By Dwyer Scholar Amanda Ortiz in Tampa Bay Times

Spotlight On Maryland with DWD CEO Barb Clapp and Director of Case Management Sherna’ Barksdale

By Today’s 101.9

Dwyer Workforce Development Launches Careforce Collective Leadership Giving Breakfast to Empower the Future of Healthcare, Presented by CFG Bank

Inaugural Event Will Honor Donors, Elevate Scholar Stories, Advance DWD’s Mission to Strengthen the Healthcare Workforce

Community Partnerships in Action

By Education Foundation of Sarasota

Social Impact Heroes: Why & How Barb Clapp of Dwyer Workforce Development Is Helping To Change Our World

By Authority Magazine

Governor Wes Moore Appoints Dwyer Workforce Development CEO Barb Clapp to University of Maryland Medical System Board of Directors

Barb Clapp Brings Workforce Development Expertise to University of Maryland Medical System Board

Dwyer Workforce Development Announces Plans to Expand National Footprint & Graduate More Healthcare Professionals to Alleviate Staffing Shortage Amid Ongoing National Crisis

DWD to Help Train and Place Over 4,500 CNAs and GNAs Nationwide in 2025

The Daily Record Selects Dwyer Workforce Development Chief Operating Officer Maria Darby as a Winner in 2025 Health Care Hero Awards

Dwyer Workforce Development COO Maria Darby Recognized in Community Outreach Category

Helping the Health Care Workforce Crisis with Free CNA Training

By Spectrum News

Dwyer Workforce Development CEO: We’re Glad to See Texas Leaders Dedicating Time to Address Healthcare Staffing Crisis

By Lone Star Standard

Kansas is Newest State for Dwyer Workforce Development

By McKnights Senior Living

Workforce Nonprofit Expands to Kansas

By The Baltimore Business Journal

Justice Matters and Kansas WorkforceONE Announce New Workforce Development Program to Address Elder Care Shortage in Douglas County

Kansas WorkforceONE, Inc. and Dwyer Workforce Development to Partner on Innovative Initiative

Opinion: A Tri-County Effort to Fill Our Region’s Nursing Shortage

By Florida Today, shared by MSN

Rethink Podcast: Barb Clapp, CEO, Dwyer Workforce Development

By Skilled Nursing News

‘Health Care Villages’ Seek to Stabilize Nursing Home Labor Pool by Supporting Workers at Life’s Crossroads

By Skilled Nursing News

Op-Ed: Program Helps Florida Expand Pool of Health Care Works

By Dwyer Scholar Marcia Svenson in Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Launch Point Community Development Center, Inc. and Dwyer Workforce Development Celebrate New Partnership with Certified Nursing Assistant Class Graduation

Launch Point CDC, in partnership with Dwyer Workforce Development, proudly celebrated the graduation of 100 newly certified nursing assistants.

The Caregiver Crisis: How Innovative Partnerships Are Growing Florida’s Healthcare Workforce

Marcia Svenson, a Sarasota native, lives in Venice, Florida and is currently a Dwyer Workforce Development Scholar. Earlier in life, I worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant and loved my job because it allowed me to serve people in times of need. But challenging circumstances shifted my career path, and in recent years I worked […]

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