For Hospice Care Providers
New: Career Center
The GHPCO is pleased to partner with professionals in the hospice, palliative and end-of-life care community to promote a career resource center that is designed to link those seeking qualified applicants with interested and experienced candidates seeking new opportunities. This career center is intended to open pathways of communication that broaden the perspectives of job-seekers and employers while respecting the integrity of the relationship. Click on the link to open your account today!
To better serve you and remain a cautious steward of our resources, GHPCO’s phone number will be changing effective September 14th, 2009.
The NEW number will be: 404-323-9397
The
toll free number will NOT change and remains 877-924-6073
(which rolls to the above number as well). Please make this change in
your contacts information
accordingly.
The Georgia Geriatric Education
Center is a non-profit education and resources
clearinghouse supported by the University of Georgia Institute of
Gerontology and other Georgia organizations to improve the knowledge
and outreach capabilities for healthcare providers who work with
Georgia's elderly population. Part of this effort includes
research to identify knowledge deficits, assess program provision and
availability in various regions in the state and ultimately the
development of tools and resources to help educators, providers and
consumers benefit from shared information. Please click on
the link below and scroll to the bottom of the page to participate in a
survey for data collection. Whether you are serving Georgia's
elderly population in a hospital, home care, hospice or other service
area, your feedback means improved services to the elders of Georgia.
http://training.geron.uga.edu
Advocacy is more than being aware of issues that affect patient care delivery and business operations.
It’s about expressing your thoughts and ideas to your elected officials.
It’s about taking the time to share your passion for end-of-life care.
Most importantly, it’s about reaching out to the people who can make a difference in policy and legislation that will effect change for the improvement of care and service delivery to a vulnerable population.
Take a second to explore the link below and learn how to contact your elected officials at the state and national levels.
http://VoteSmart.org
http://training.geron.uga.edu
Advocacy is more than being aware of issues that affect patient care delivery and business operations.
It’s about expressing your thoughts and ideas to your elected officials.
It’s about taking the time to share your passion for end-of-life care.
Most importantly, it’s about reaching out to the people who can make a difference in policy and legislation that will effect change for the improvement of care and service delivery to a vulnerable population.
Take a second to explore the link below and learn how to contact your elected officials at the state and national levels.
http://VoteSmart.org