HACC Foundation community lecture Nov. 5

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Topic focuses on health care workers and filling the demand

Oct. 23, 2009

HARRISBURG – The next HACC Foundation lecture in its community partnership lecture series will feature two respected authorities in health care who are involved in filling the high demands for health care workers and technicians in the region.

“Health Care Workers in the Midstate – Filling the Demand” is a free presentation open to the community at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, in room 211 of the Select Medical Health Education Pavilion on the Harrisburg Campus of HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College. Guest presenters are Roger Longenderfer M.D., president and CEO of PinnacleHealth System, and Brad Leidich RRT, FAARC, program director for HACC’s respiratory care program and senior professor and department chair for HACC’s Allied Health and Human Services department.

Discussion will focus on hospital needs for health care workers in the central Pennsylvania region and the response in education and workforce development.

For more information or to reserve a seat, contact Bonny Ellis in the HACC Foundation by e-mail, brellis@hacc.edu or telephone 780-2583.

The HACC Foundation Community Partnership Lecture Series is a forum bringing together faculty and community experts to discuss relevant and current issues.

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