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Workforce Associates, Inc. (Indianapolis, IN)
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American Correctional Association (Alexandria, VA)
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Published 2009.
54 pages.
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Results from a survey of correctional health care professionals, mental health treatment professionals, and correctional education staff concerning current and future employment opportunities are reported. Sections of this document include: introduction; survey facts and figures; survey focus; focus results for nurses and outsourced health care services (i.e., mental health treatment professionals (MHTPs), correctional psychiatrists, mental health caregivers, correctional educators, and correctional education services); recent job trends for health, mental health, and educational occupations (i.e., registered nurses, medical assistants, pharmacists, physicians, dentists, MHTPs, psychiatrists, and educators); future national labor market prospect for health, mental health, and educational professionals (i.e., RNs, LPNs/LVNs, dentists, doctors, pharmacists, medical assistants, mental health providers, and educators); promising practices; and recruitment, retention, and outsourcing of nurses, physicians, dentists, MHTPs, psychiatrists, and educators in juvenile vs. adult correctional facilities.
Accession Number: 023757
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