Feedback Requested to Assess Allied Health Workforce Needs

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KHA District Meeting - Northeast District - Oct. 15

KHA District Meetings are for CEOs, trustees and senior staff. Join us at 9:30 a.m. for networking. Meeting times are from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. with lunch provided. You are free to attend at any location, so pick the location that best fits your schedule.

KCHC Fall Conference - Oct. 17

KCHC provides members with a unique opportunity to collaborate with their peers throughout the Greater Kansas City area. Benefits include educational programs offered to members through luncheon or breakfast meetings, as well as at the annual fall conference. While topics often focus on the communicator's role in a changing health care industry, programs also include general marketing and communications topics.

KC Health Communicators 2025 Fall Conference - Oct. 17

KCHC invites health care communications and marketing staff to their 2025 Fall Conference, Oct. 17 at the National WWI Museum and Memorial. Please send your registration form and payment via mail by Oct. 13 to KCHC, Attenetion: Jan Fenwick, 215 SE 8th Ave. Topeka, KS 66603

Kansas Society for Healthcare Central Service Professionals Seminar – Oct. 18

Registration includes breakfast and lunch and 2026 membership fees. CE hours will be available and presented at the end of the day.

Advocacy All-Star Training Dinner - Oct. 20

It’s training season, and it’s your turn at bat! Advocacy All-Star Training gets you ready to rally and advocate on issues that impact your hospital. Advocacy All-Star Training will help you to tell the story of your hospital to elected officials and community partners in a way that resonates and prepares you for the big show.

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Feedback Requested to Assess Allied Health Workforce Needs

Workforce (Oct. 10, 2025) – The Kansas Hospital Association is conducting a brief survey, in collaboration with the University of Kansas Medical Center School of Health Professions and the Underserved Communities Have a Medical Provider initiative. The survey asks hospitals to identify allied health roles that have been in high demand during the past year and to specify whether certain recruitment and retention benefits are being offered.

Your input will help identify workforce needs and incentives—such as scholarships, tuition assistance and loan forgiveness—across Kansas hospitals. The results will be used by KHA and the KU School of Health Professions to guide potential initiatives and connect students interested in serving in rural Kansas.

Your input will help identify workforce needs and incentives – like scholarships, tuition assistance and loan forgiveness – across Kansas hospitals. The results will be used by KHA and the KU School of Health Professions to inform potential initiatives and connect students interested in serving in rural Kansas.

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey.
--Jaron Caffrey

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