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NEWS RELEASE
Media Release
BOSTON, MA — More than 1,000 unemployed and underemployed individuals, including current Mass General Brigham workers, will be offered training and education opportunities provided by University of Massachusetts Global to help them transition into front-line health care jobs under an expanded collaboration
between the Mass General Brigham hospital network, the University of Massachusetts Office of the President, and UMass Global.
This Ready to Work initiative is funded by a $5 million grant, which is part of the City of Boston’s Good Jobs Challenge initiative supported by a $23 million American Rescue Plan Good Jobs grant spearheaded by the city’s Office of Workforce Development. The broader Good Jobs initiative aims to upskill workers in the health care, childcare, energy, and climate resilience sectors.
Media Release
DETROIT, MI — Trinity Health IHA Medical Group is excited to announce it has partnered with Ready to Work to help fill critical, front line healthcare roles and to also provide no-cost job training to all learners interested in pursuing a career in healthcare.
Ready to Work launched in Detroit in partnership with Auburn University and will continue to roll out recruiting efforts in additional cities around the country with local or national colleges and universities to anchor each initiative.
