Allied Health Scholars Program: Addressing Workforce Shortage and Talent Pipeline through Educational Programs

Authors

Carolina Perticari, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Melissa R. Maguina, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Lorell Bergolla, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Maria Gauthreaux, West Kendall Baptist HospitalFollow
Aleister Avila, West Kendall Baptist HospitalFollow
John Mouw, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Alwyn Leiba, Miami Dade CollegeFollow
Bryan Stewart, Miami Dade CollegeFollow
Agueda Hernandez, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Zuanel Diaz, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow

Recommended Citation

Perticari, C., Maguina, M. R., Bergolla, L., Gauthreaux, M., Avila, A., Mouw, J., Leiba, A., Stewart, B., Hernandez, A., & Diaz, Z. (2023). Allied Health Scholars Program: Addressing Workforce Shortage and Talent Pipeline through Educational Programs. Nursing & Health Sciences Research Journal, 6(1), 135-141. https://doi.org/10.55481/2578-3750.1163

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