School-Based Healthcare Professionals Series: Part 1 This article launches our School-Based Healthcare Professionals Series, an exploration of the many health career paths that intersect with education. These dedicated professionals are essential to maintaining student well-being, supporting learning, and nurturing the next generation's interest in healthcare. More Than Just Sports Support In many schools, the person most likely to “catch” a concussion isn’t a doctor or a nur

Report offers concrete strategies to grow the state's behavioral health workforce pipeline through Career and Technical Education programs and courses CONTACT : Ana Hornburg Michigan Health Council [email protected]   (517) 908-8229 OKEMOS, Mich. —( Feb. 23, 2026) — Michigan is among the worst states in the country for offering behavioral health-related Career and Technical Education programs, but a comprehensive new report released today by the Michigan Health Council  id

Michigan Health Council (MHC) is pleased to announce the release of two new reports offering timely insights into healthcare retention and turnover in Southeast Michigan, a region facing some of the highest turnover rates in the state. At a moment when healthcare organizations continue to navigate persistent workforce shortages, burnout, and shifting labor dynamics, understanding why workers stay or leave has never been more essential. To better illuminate these challenges, M