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HASC Resource Center

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HASC Resource Center

Welcome to the HASC Resource Center. This access point offers multiple resources to support your organization. Each includes links to webinars, toolkits, job posts, trainings, etc. We invite you to use the resources, and to submit new ones that might benefit the health care community to HASC Workforce Development Program Manager Lisa Mitchell at lmitchell@hasc.org.

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Care for the Caregiver Resources

Teri Hollingsworth Lisa Mitchell

HASC is committed to the well-being of its member hospitals and recognizes that resilient, healthy employees are a workforce asset every day, especially during the current pandemic. During these challenging times, we realize that your health care workforce may be experiencing higher levels of stress, anxiety, grief, and other challenges as safe and reliable patient care continues to be provided to the communities that you serve. 

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Diversity, Health Equity, and Inclusion (DHEI) Resources

Teri Hollingsworth Lisa Mitchell

The recent protests related to racial inequality and social injustice juxtaposed with the pandemic and its disparate impact on minority communities has emphasized the need for hospitals to examine their commitment to diversity and inclusion to better serve patient populations. 

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Emergency Child Care for Essential Workers

Teri Hollingsworth Jamila Mayers

HASC’s Emergency Child Care for Essential Workers page offers information on emergency child care services available by county. Recognizing this crucial time and the demands placed on the health care workforce, this page is designed to assist hospitals and essential workers with accessing child care services and financial assistance.

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Priority Workforce Job Portal
Positions Open for Immediate Hire

Teri Hollingsworth Lisa Mitchell

As Southern California hospitals and health systems closely monitor the development of COVID-19, the Hospital Association of Southern California (HASC) recognizes the economic impact this has had on the state as a whole and its local servicing region. HASC understands that recent conditions have altered the workforce landscape and intensified the need for health care professionals. That is why HASC created this website—to help Southern California hospitals fill positions essential to the fight against COVID-19.