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Michigan Initiatives

Healthcare Workforce Initiatives in Michigan

We've compiled a list of healthcare initiatives throughout the state of Michigan. The list can be filtered for prosperity region or zip code or searched for a keyword.

 

Michigan is grouped geographically into ten prosperity regions. Prosperity regions were created in 2013 to encourage local private, public, and non-profit partners from each region to develop a local economic vision. Additionally, state agencies have organized their services around these new geographic boundaries to create a better structure for collaboration.

Click on the initiative name below to learn more about what they're doing to support or grow the healthcare workforce.​​

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Michigan prosperity regions map is from Michigan.gov

* 0 indicates state-wide initiatives

Initiative Name
Organization(s)
Healthcare Industry
Workforce Development Focus
Occupations
Zip Code
Prosperity Region
Last Updated
Active?
EMS Workforce 2023 Grant
MDHHS
State Department and Agencies
Increasing number of healthcare workers
Paramedics
48909
7
03/03/2025
Yes
Michigan Works! Classroom Training Funding Assistance
Michigan Works!
Michigan Works!
Increasing number of healthcare workers
College Students, general
48912
7
Yes
Care for the Caregivers Fund
Sparrow Health Systems, Sparrow Foundation
Hospitals
Healthcare workforce retention
Other: Direct Care Workers
48912
7
Yes
HCAM Apprenticeship Program
Healthcare Association of Michigan (HCAM)
Associations
Increasing number of healthcare workers AND healthcare workforce retention
Home Health and Personal Care Aides; Nurses, general; Apprentices
48917
7
05/01/2025
No
Early Assurance Opportunity
MSU College of Human Medicine
4-Year IHE
Increasing number of healthcare workers
College students, general
48824
7
Yes
Primary Care Physician & Social Worker Recruitment
Michigan Center for Rural Health
Associations
Increasing number of healthcare workers
Pre-Med Students; Social Work students
48824
7
Yes
Alliance for Clinical Experience Matching and Placement Program (ACEMAPP)
MHC
Nonprofits
Increasing number of healthcare workers AND healthcare workforce retention
Students, general; Healthcare, general
48864
7
Yes
Health Professional Recovery Program
Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Professional Licensing
State Department and Agencies
Healthcare workforce retention
Physician group; medical students; dentists, general; psychologists; nurses, general; Physician Assistnats; Pharmacists
48909
7
Yes
MiREACH Grant (Michigan Rural Enhanced Access to Careers in Healthcare)
Michigan Center for Rural Health; MiLEO; Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium; SEMCA/WIN; UP Michigan Works!; West Michigan Works!
State Department and Agencies
Increasing number of healthcare workers
Nursing Assistants; Licensed Practical or Licensed Vocational Nurses; Medical Assistants; Other Technologists and Technicians; Phlebotomists; Registered Nurses; Paramedics; Occupations Requiring an MSW
48917
7
Yes
MIDOCs
MHC, CMU College of Medicine, MSU College of Human Medicine, WSU School of Medicine, Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine (WMed)
4-Year IHE
Increasing number of healthcare workers AND improving the quality of healthcare workforce AND healthcare workforce retention
Physician group
48864
7
Yes
Care for the Aging
Michigan Center for Assisted Living (MCAL)
Associations
Increasing number of healthcare workers
Nursing Assistants; Licensed Practical or Licensed Vocational Nurses; Registered Nurses, general; Physical Therapists; Occupational Therapists; Child, Family, and School Social Workers
48917
7
Yes
Michigan State Loan Repayment Program (MSLRP)
MDHHS
State Department and Agencies
Increasing number of healthcare workers AND healthcare workforce retention
Dentists, General; Physician Group; Physician Assistants; Nurse Practitioners; Psychiatrists; Nurse Midwives; Psychologists; Occupations Requiring an MSW
48909
7
02/12/2024
Yes
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