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H2P Consortium: Transforming Health Career Educational Pathways
The Role of the Virtual Career Network
Marianne Krismer Ed.D.National Director, H2P Consortium
“This workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded under the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training Grants as implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration”
The Vision:“The H2P Consortium will dramatically improve health professions training via career pathways and the development of core curriculum and core credentials.”
“Individually we InnovateCollectively we Transform”
H2P ConsortiumCommunity Colleges:• Anoka Ramsey Community College – Coon Rapids MN• Ashland Community and Technical College – Ashland KY• City Colleges of Chicago – Chicago IL• Cincinnati State Technical and Community College – OH• El Centro College – Dallas TX• Jefferson Community and Technical College – Louisville, KY• Owens Community College, Toledo OH• Pine Technical College – Pine MN• Texarkana College – Texarkana TX
Partners:• I-Seek, Minneapolis MN – Technical Assistance• Office of Community College Research and Leadership –
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana- Evaluators• National Association of Workforce Boards• National Network of Two Year Health Programs• Teaching Institute for Excellence in STEM – Technical
Assistance
“Individually we Innovate, Collectively we Transform”
Why H2P Matters:
Current Community College Pathway Model:
H2P Health Career Pathway Model:
Smooth student transport to employment destination…
The 8 H2P Strategies - Building Blocks to Reform Healthcare Training
1. Prior Learning Assessment and Career Guidance2. Contextualized Education3. Competency-based Core Curriculum4. Industry Recognized Stackable Credentials5. Enhanced Retention Support6. Training programs for Incumbent Health Professions
Workers7. Enhanced Data and Accountability Systems8. Galvanizing a National Movement to Improve Health
Professions Training
Improving Student Outcomes
Prior Learning Assessment and Career Guidance Virtual Career Network Work keys, Fit and Talent Pre-Assessment Tutoring
Enhanced Retention Support Intrusive Advising Text Messaging
Since October 1, 2014, 88% of H2P Participants retained….Exceeding goal of 80%
VCN Traffic for 9H2P Colleges since 2012:Averages 3000+ hits per month
H2P Colleges VCN Implementation
Year 1: VCN 101 for staff and students Marketing
Year 2: Implementation Onboarding participants
Year 3-4: Focus on retraining student success advisors to
become career coaches Retraining on VCN using job placement tools
Virtual Career Network – Important Pathway Tool
Career Exploration Extensive career data synthesis Local projection of employment opportunity Program requirements
Assessment /Refresher PLA Portfolio Tool Basic Skills Refresher
Essential Skills Science: Biology, Chemistry, A&P
Technology Basics Medical Terminology Health IT
Job Search Links to major job search engines Interview prep
H2P Colleges Implementing the Pathway Model
ACT Work Keys Assessments, including National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC). Nationally recognized, evidenced based portable credential.
NCRC – over 3,000 credentials earned by participants with silver being predominant.
Intrusive Academic Advising, Preadmission, program of study and employment support and services.
Over 5700 new students served since Spring 12.
Prior Learning Assessments completed with participants.
363 students granted 1223.5 credit hours, representing @400 classes avoided as of 12/21/13
The H2P Health Career Training Transformation
From: Education Silos based upon Courses and Curriculum
To: Meaningful Programs of Study identified and validated by the Workforce Community Leading to high demand Health Care Jobs
Questions?For more information:
NN2 Website: www.nn2.org
“Individually we InnovateCollectively we Transform”