The Future of Long-Term Care Recruitment and Retention: How Experts Can Better Attract and Retain Quality Senior Care and Living Employees
By McKnights Long-Term Care News
Op-Ed: A Bold Solution to Florida’s Looming Health Care Crisis
By Barb Clapp in Florida Politics
Op-Ed: Investing in Our Workforce to Care for Our Aging Population
By Barb Clapp in Rio Grande Guardian
DWD Announces Multi-Year Official Community Partnership with Oak View Group’s Red River Rising and Austin City Limits Live at the Moody Theater
Partnership Creatively Supports Nonprofit’s Efforts to Disrupt Traditional Approach to Solving Healthcare Workforce Staffing Crisis & Unlock Access to Free Healthcare Training for Underserved Texans
Dwyer Workforce Development and CFG Bank Arena Announce Multi-Year Official Community Partnership
Partnership Creatively Supports Nonprofit’s Efforts to Disrupt Traditional Approach to Solving Healthcare Workforce Staffing Crisis & Unlock Access to Free Healthcare Training for Underserved Marylanders
Op-Ed: Creating a Path to Opportunity for Austin’s At-Risk Students
By Barb Clapp and Gretchen Riehl in Austin Journal
HotTejano Podcast Features DWD CEO Barb Clapp
In this episode, HotTejano co-hosts Paul Saldaña and Chris “Tejano Man” Tristan are joined by Dr. Manuel Gonzalez, Austin Community College Trustee, and Barb Clapp, Dwyer Workforce Development CEO.
Dwyer Workforce Development Celebrates 86 CNA/GNA Training Program Graduates
DWD is proud to announce the graduation of 86 individuals from its CNA and GNA Training program.
Dwyer Workforce Development to Open Health Care Training Center in East Baltimore
Dwyer Workforce Development will expand into East Baltimore with plans to create a health care village that will put child care, job training and housing all in one place. The Baltimore nonprofit announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Southern Baptist Church on Wednesday to build a Dwyer resource center at the Southern […]
Dwyer Workforce Resource Center Expanding in East Baltimore
Dwyer Workforce Development gives people a chance for a high paying career when they could be at their lowest. Like Aida Bland who had been laid off from her position with the Baltimore Health Department. “It didn’t feel so great but I started really reassessing my life and what I wanted, and how I wanted […]