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Driving Change with Outcomes: Empowering Health Science Career Students

As advocates for this vital field, understanding the significance of outcomes is paramount in driving positive change and progress. From measuring patient success rates to evaluating educational program effectiveness, outcomes provide invaluable insights that shape the future of healthcare. Join us as we delve into the transformative potential of outcomes and empower health science advocates to make a lasting impact on the lives of patients and the future of the profession.

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Locations of
Our High Schools

in the North Central Valley and Northern Mother Lode Subregion

The Central Valley/Mother Lode Center of Excellence (CVML COE) conducted a labor market analysis focusing on the two subregions comprising the larger Central Valley/Mother Lode region.

 

The community colleges in the subregion are shown to the right. The first half of the report addresses regional population characteristics and the labor force. Analysis of Strong Workforce Program metrics are provided for the subregion, region, and state.

 

A comparison of the number of postsecondary awards (degrees and certificates) with workforce demand (annual openings) by sector is presented in the Gap Analysis section. This section is intended to help community college leadership assess which workforce areas may be
undersupplied in the subregion.

NCV/NML college area map

Rural areas comprise about two-thirds of the primary health care professional shortage areas nationwide, even though only 20% of Americans live in rural areas. The problem is also likely to worsen over time.

The rural region of California we represent is expected to grow by 80,000 residents by 2025, with its total population climbing to 1.9 million. According to the Center for Excellence the Northern Mother Lode Region will need an additional 8000 health care workers annually by 2025.

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