When it comes to taking care of our rapidly
aging population, America is headed for a workforce crisis. How can we possibly
reverse the critical shortage of health care and human service workers? That
question will be the focus of a Sept. 18 regional conference in New York City
when hundreds of people converge to discuss what programs and services could
possibly change the trend. Press Release on Conference
Keynote Speaker: Jack Mitchell
In Hug Your People, Jack Mitchell brings back again High-Touch Service to our High-Tech World in elaborating on his big secret: hiring, motivating, and keeping your biggest asset -great employees!
Dozene Guishard, MPSColette Phipps, MSW Co-Chair, NY-SAAN Co-Chair,NY-SAAN Director of Planning Research Analyst Westchester County Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services Department of Senior Programs and Services
Caryn Resnick, MSW Co-Chair, NY-SAAN Deputy Commissioner New York City Department for the Aging
CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE
Verna Arthur, MA New York City Department for the Aging
Patricia Brownell, PhD NASW New York City Chapter
Beth Finkel, MSW AARP
Janna Heyman, PhD Ravazzin Center on Aging Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service
Meredith Gemeiner Community Service Society of New York
Nancy D. Miller LMSW,ACSW VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Peter Martin, MSW National Association of Social Work
Carmen Morano, PhD Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging and Longevity Hunter College/The City University of New York
James O’Neal, MS Visiting Nurse of New York
Anderson Torres,PhD, LCSW-R Visiting Nurse Service of New York