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Todd Zipper, EVP and GM of Wiley University Services and Talent Development, welcomes Eric Bing, Chancellor &amp; CEO of The College of Health Care Professions (CHCP). Todd and Eric discuss CHCP’s stackable credentials model, the benefits of short-term, hands-on training, and program outcomes.Topics Discussed:  The need for flexible reskilling and upskilling opportunities in healthcare  Why traditional colleges were not built for adult learners with busy lives  Why CHCP focuses on job placement over graduation  The results CHCP alumni are seeing upon program completion, including an average salary increase of $15,000    Guest Bio   Eric Bing is the Chancellor &amp; CEO of The College of Health Care Professions. He is known for his work in post-secondary education, healthcare human capital, and workforce training. Eric leads award-winning teams in the development and implementation of post-secondary education, providing opportunities for first generation students and individuals from underserved communities. Under his leadership, CHCP saw enrollment growth of over 20% per year and mostly through referrals. CHCP is now the largest provider of allied health graduates in the state of Texas.

Todd Zipper, EVP and GM of Wiley University Services and Talent Development, welcomes Eric Bing, Chancellor &amp; CEO of The College of Health Care Professions (CHCP). Todd and Eric discuss CHCP’s stackable credentials model, the benefits of short-term, hands-on training, and program outcomes. Topics Discussed:  The need for flexible reskilling and upskilling opportunities in healthcare  Why traditional colleges were not built for adult learners with busy lives  Why CHCP focuses on job placement over graduation  The results CHCP alumni are seeing upon program completion, including an average salary increase of $15,000    Guest Bio   Eric Bing is the Chancellor &amp; CEO of The College of Health Care Professions. He is known for his work in post-secondary education, healthcare human capital, and workforce training. Eric leads award-winning teams in the development and implementation of post-secondary education, providing opportunities for first generation students and individuals from underserved communities. Under his leadership, CHCP saw enrollment growth of over 20% per year and mostly through referrals. CHCP is now the largest provider of allied health graduates in the state of Texas.

Healthcare Career Paths for the Modern Adult Learner with guest Eric Bing, Chancellor & CEO, The College of Health Care Professions   

About 40 children under the age of five die every three minutes, 40% of whom are less than a month old. In the same time frame two women die in child birth. These are startling statistics, but in fact, they have fallen by 35% over the past 20 years. Over the same period malaria deaths have dropped by 50% in eight African countries. And many more could be saved by simple things such as providing prenatal and postnatal care, educating mothers on the importance of clean drinking water and through vaccinations. If these solutions are so simple why are they not being implemented? Dr. Eric Bing has a solution: scale down the healthcare system to help more people. By encouraging people's natural entrepreneurial spirit and training them to open micro-clinics and micro-pharmacies in the hard to reach and most affected areas, these important health education services, medications and treatments can be made available to the most vulnerable at a fraction of the cost of current aid packages. With new technology and a scaled-down bottom-up healthcare strategy, Bing argues we can make these startling statistics a thing of the past. Speaker: Eric Bing, Senior Fellow and Director of Global Health, George W. Bush Institute Moderator: Stephen Kahn, President, Abundance Foundation

About 40 children under the age of five die every three minutes, 40% of whom are less than a month old. In the same time frame two women die in child birth. These are startling statistics, but in fact, they have fallen by 35% over the past 20 years. Over the same period malaria deaths have dropped by 50% in eight African countries. And many more could be saved by simple things such as providing prenatal and postnatal care, educating mothers on the importance of clean drinking water and through vaccinations. If these solutions are so simple why are they not being implemented? Dr. Eric Bing has a solution: scale down the healthcare system to help more people. By encouraging people's natural entrepreneurial spirit and training them to open micro-clinics and micro-pharmacies in the hard to reach and most affected areas, these important health education services, medications and treatments can be made available to the most vulnerable at a fraction of the cost of current aid packages. With new technology and a scaled-down bottom-up healthcare strategy, Bing argues we can make these startling statistics a thing of the past. Speaker:<a href="http://www.worldaffairs.org/speakers/profile/eric-bing.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Eric Bing</a>, Senior Fellow and Director of Global Health, George W. Bush Institute Moderator: Stephen Kahn, President, Abundance Foundation

Eric Bing: A New Global Health Model: Scale Down to Help More