Regulations Affecting Potential Solutions / Thomas P. Miller and Associates / Dedicated Professional Funds / Image Enhancement Proposed Solutions / Efficiency General Solutions / Metropolitan Chicago May / Metropolitan Chicago Critical Skills Shortage Initiative Healthcare / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Pharmacy Act / Hospital Licensing Act / /
IndustryTerm
specific services / diagnostic imaging / state law / creative solutions / healthcare / healthcare shortages / permissive licensure law / healthcare professionals / human services / healthcare policy / Healthcare occupations / adaptive equipment / Realistic solutions / healthcare caregivers / healthcare occupational shortages / /
State Legislature / Joint Commission / Illinois League for Nursing / Board of Higher Education / U.S. Government / state government / Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety / Medicare / American Nurses Credentialing Center / National Guard / federal government / Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations / Illinois Department of Professional Regulation / Administration of the Act / American Medical Association / Illinois Community College Board / Department of Public Health / /
Person
Nancy C. Krier / /
Position
advocate for regulatory reforms / Medical Technologist / Cytotechnologist / Technician / and Laboratory Assistant / Director / General Supervisor / General Supervisor / Medical Technologist / physician / Professional Counselor and Clinical Professional Counselor Licensing Act / General / Physical Therapist / Producer / professional counselor / clinical professional counselor / or licensed clinical professional counselor / nurse assistant / patient care technician / counselor / Occupational Therapy Assistant / Director / licensed occupational therapist / certified nurse / nurse / professional counselor / clinical professional counselor / /
Critical Skill Shortages Initiative Healthcare Sector Regulatory and Policy Analysis The Workforce Boards of Metropolitan Chicago May 22, 2004