The Richard J. Howard Nursing Scholarship was established in memory of Richard J. Howard, who represented long-term care providers for a number of years and was committed to assisting providers in their goal of excellence in the provision of care. The purpose of this scholarship program is to help improve the knowledge, skills, and abilities of caregivers, nursing assistants-certified, licensed practical nurses, and registered nurses who wish to advance their degree. This program also represents the commitment of LeadingAge member organizations’ interest in the quality resident care and a commitment to the employees who are in pursuit of nursing excellence and a career in the long-term health care profession. The funding for the Richard J. Howard Scholarship is sponsored by Ryan, Swanson & Cleveland.
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LeadingAge Washington’s Assisted Living Certified Leadership & Management Training LeadingAge Washington is announcing the return of our Assisted Living Certified Leadership & Management In-Person Program. This 30 hour training is structured to assist the new or experienced Assisted Living Director and those that want to gain knowledge about the Assisted Living profession. This is a time… Read More
MANDATORY REPORTING – Do’s and Don’ts: This webinar is intended for all Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living, Memory Support, Home Care, Adult Day Care, and Hospice professionals who work in or with residents in a care setting. Individuals attending this webinar will learn and understand their role and purpose in Mandatory Reporting. Attendee’s will have the… Read More
LeadingAge Washington in partnership with LeadingAge New York announces our 2022 Recreation & Activity Professionals Webinar Series Date: October 24 – 28, 2022 Location: VIRTUAL via Zoom Webinar Brochure Who Should Attend: Therapeutic recreational specialists, directors of activity, leisure time specialists, program directors, TR and activity staff members and other professionals who work in nursing facilities, assisted living,… Read More
On Sept. 8, Gov. Jay Inslee announced the upcoming rescission of all remaining COVID-19 emergency proclamations and state of emergency by Oct. 31. Nearly three-quarters of the governor’s 85 COVID-19 emergency orders have already been lifted, and an additional 13 health care related orders will end Oct. 27. The remaining 10 orders are to be… Read More
Do you have a “Rising Star” in your midst? Strong, transformational leadership is more important than ever, especially within the constantly evolving field of aging services. The need to develop the next generation of leaders who will help us shape the future of our field is critical. Have you considered…. LeadingAge Washington’s Leadership Institute Program –… Read More
International ShakeOut Day is always the third Thursday of October and millions of people in Washington take part each year. If you only take one day per year to think about how you can be more prepared for your earthquake and tsunami hazards, make it this one! You can hold your ShakeOut drill when and where you want.… Read More
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