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OHA Offers 1-Stop Site for Hospital Job Postings, Help for Health Career Exploring

October 10, 2025

More than 375,000 Ohioans start their workday in an Ohio hospital, but many more are needed. Our state’s hospitals are investing each day in growing their workforce at every level — from entry-level support roles with training provided, to advanced practice providers.

OHA is expanding our efforts to support members in building their workforce pipelines. Collaborating with our Workforce Advisory Committee, OHA this week launched ohiohospitals.org/hospitalcareers to offer a directory of our member hospitals and their career websites, information on the diverse career options with Ohio hospitals and links to career exploration options for students and those not sure where to start.

A social media campaign running on YouTube, Google, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn launched simultaneously to bring Ohioans and those in commuter job markets to the site.

Members can reach out to Griffin Strom with information on their community and educational programs to share on the Health Careers 101 section of the site.

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October 10, 2025

Get Prepared Now for 2026 Program Implementation with Provider Resources

The Ohio Department of Medicaid is implementing its Next Generation MyCare program Jan. 1, 2026, in the 29 counties where MyCare Ohio is available today. Those counties are located in Ohio's large urban areas. Later in 2026, the program will be available in the rest of Ohio. In preparation for the program launch, ODM is providing a series of provider resources and information on where more help is available. The Next Generation MyCare Overview One-Pager helps stakeholders understand what the Next Generation MyCare program is, who it serves, and where to go for more information. The Next Generation MyCare Provider Help Desk One-Pager shares…
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October 10, 2025

Earn CE Credits, Network with Peers at Facilities, Nursing Leadership Conferences

Registration is now open for the 2025 Ohio Organization for Nursing Leadership Fall Conference, scheduled for Nov. 5-7 at the Renaissance Hotel in Westerville. The event will feature a pre-conference session, educational programming, poster presentations, keynote speakers, awards and a CNO roundtable breakfast. The event will guide discussions on advancing nursing leadership. Find a full conference agenda, CE credit details and registration information here. Participants can also now register for the 2025 Ohio Society of Health Care Facilities Management Fall Conference, set for Oct. 23 at the Quest Conference Center in Columbus. The program will address key facility management issues…
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October 10, 2025

Program Offers OHA Members No-Cost Quality Support

Though Superior Health, hospitals and health systems have access to no-cost quality improvement support and can receive insight, support and partnership to help improve quality of care. Superior Health offers help through  tools, collaborative opportunities, individual coaching podcasts and webinars. With focus on connection and community, its advisement aims to advance management, emergency preparedness and health technology, all while improving vaccine rates, reducing health care-acquired infection and more. Hospitals and health care systems can learn more about Superior Health Quality Management and participation here. Superior Health Quality Alliance is a joint venture that serves as a prime contractor in the Network of…
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October 10, 2025

Last Call for AHA Nova Award Applications

The American Hospital Association is accepting applications through Oct. 16 for its Nova Award, which recognizes hospitals that demonstrate outstanding innovative collaboration with community partners to improve health outcomes and community well-being. To apply, the health system program must fit these guidelines: The program described in the application must be operational for at least 2 years. The program must have demonstrated positive impact in the community, and documentation of data on the program’s effectiveness is available. The program is sustainable and can be replicated in other communities. The program improves equity in your community Winners will be honored at the…
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