LifeBridge Health receives approval for seven new apprenticeship programs in Maryland
What happened
LifeBridge Health received approval from the Maryland Apprenticeship and Training Council for seven new apprenticeship programs. These programs cover critical roles including surgical technicians, critical care technicians, pharmacy technicians, and CNAs. The state requires that each program meets specific core criteria.
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Why it matters
The programs are designed to build a sustainable pipeline of trained talent to meet ongoing workforce needs across the region. This structured training aims to strengthen the health system’s ability to grow its own workforce and develop healthcare professionals.
The Maryland Department of Labor is enforcing state law regarding workforce programs.
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Who's involved
- LifeBridge HealthHospital developing the seven new apprenticeship programs
- Maryland Department of LaborGovernment agency regulating the apprenticeship programs
- MarylandState where LifeBridge Health operates and programs are regulated
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LifeBridge Health
hospital in Maryland, United States
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Maryland Department of Labor
government agency of the U.S. state of Maryland
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