8th Annual HealthFORCE Draws 800+ Students

This year, we hosted our best HealthFORCE event yet, gathering 800+ students to meet and network with 40 exhibitors, including schools, health systems, and other healthcare employers.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Healthcare

HealthFORCE, the Region’s Premier High School Healthcare Career Fair, Returns on October 4th
Connect with Nearly 20 Healthcare Employers and Educators at Healthcare Career Fair

Public Library, Ohio Means Jobs, Ohio to Work, and The Health Collaborative host career fair for in-demand healthcare jobs.
Press Release: Cincinnati Zoo Offers FREE Admission to Healthcare Workers April 7-9

Cincinnati Zoo is offering healthcare workers FREE admission April 7-9.
Inspiration Abounds at the 2022 Business of Healthcare Summit

More than 200 healthcare leaders, 40 panelists, 30 XU students, 18 vendors, and more gathered to examine the biggest challenges and opportunities in healthcare.
Hope Arthur Promoted to Executive Director, Workforce Innovation

With healthcare job vacancy rates at an all-time high, Arthur has been instrumental in identifying the critical gaps and working with partners to find solutions.
The Health Collaborative Declared a Recovery Friendly Workplace

As a member of the Recovery Friendly Hamilton County Initiative, THC offers a variety of resources to staff including information about local substance use disorder and recovery programs.
The Best HealthFORCE Yet: Career Expo Draws 500+ Students

More than 500 high school students got to meet healthcare professionals representing over 30 occupations at our signature career exploration expo.
Regional Workforce Collaborative Launches, Becomes Part of the National Fund for Workforce Solutions’ Network

“Becoming a National Fund for Workforce Solutions site is a positive and necessary step toward becoming a community that is healthy by design,” said Hope Arthur, director of workforce innovation at The Health Collaborative.
Mercy Serves AmeriCorps Recruiting Newest Class of Service Members

“You’re actually going to be making a difference in people’s lives, even if it’s small,” shares Kylie Bethel, former AmeriCorps volunteer member.