We are excited to share our President and CEO Dr. Jeffrey Farber’s co-byline with New York State Senator Cordell Cleare published this morning in City & State NY highlighting the success of our SkillSpring program! The op-ed encourages the State Legislature to include more funding in the budget for CNA training initiatives that address our industry’s staffing needs and provide career pathways for underserved New Yorkers to enter the healthcare field. Thank you for your continued support. Click here to learn more about SkillSpring.

Read the full article here.

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From left to right: Alyssa Herman, TNJH Chief Development Officer; Aran Ron, TNJH Board Member; Tanya Isaacs, TNJH Chief Human Resource Officer; Dr. Jeffrey Farber, TNJH President and CEO; NY State Senator Cordell Cleare; Moustapha Mbaye, SkillSpring Young Adult Program Manager; Kadija Ceesay, SkillSpring Junior Youth Coach; Abigail Tick, TNJH Development Coordinator and Sandra Mundy, TNJH Administrator/Senior Advisor to the President for Strategic Initiatives. 

The New Jewish Home’s Research Institute on Aging’s Dr. Wingyun Mak is dedicated to conducting studies that have immediate, real-world applications that help improve well-being for older adults at our facilities, and at others throughout the nation.

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We were delighted to host the Speaker of the New York City Council Adrienne Adams and Council Member Shaun Abreu at our Manhattan campus to meet with residents, staff and discuss SkillSpring, our healthcare workforce solution. Formerly known as the Geriatrics Career Development program, SkillSpring currently trains hundreds of underserved NYC young adults pursuing rewarding careers in health care each year. We plan to expand the program to serve more young adults and alleviate the healthcare workforce shortage.

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