Empowering America's Workforce and Compliance Programs — ICYMI

In the post-pandemic era when the professional workplace is not bound by geography, maintaining and renewing licenses across multiple states while completing continuing education courses across multiple providers can be a complex task. At a time when the public sector is already experiencing a shortage of workers, especially in health care, the last thing that government wants to do is create even more of an administrative burden — not to mention placing more of a burden on workers themselves.

How can we reduce this burden while ensuring that the nation's workforce is competent and compliant? And how can the connections between licensing boards, education providers and licensed professionals be strengthened?

On this episode of ICYMI, Propelus CEO Julie Walker and CTO John Barnes discuss how they use technology to assist licensed professionals in all steps of their career journeys, safeguarding data with cybersecurity measures and streamlining the exchange of information and resources among key stakeholders.

E-learning and online education have changed the landscape of professional development for public-sector employees and the post-pandemic workforce requires new processes. By utilizing artificial intelligence and data analytics to improve the assessment and monitoring of professionals, the public sector can be empowered to ensure that their constituents receive top-notch services and that outcomes are improved for all.

LEARN MORE

• Connect with Julie Walker on LinkedIn
• Connect with John Barnes on LinkedIn
• Learn more about Propelus and their solutions

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