The Growing Rural podcast offers a diverse and authentic depiction of the issues facing rural South Carolina, as well as celebrating its successes. Through interviews with community leaders, policy makers, and researchers, we learn about the powerful work that happens in rural SC every day to positively impact these communities. Episodes will cover topics such as health care, employment, education, and the arts, among other things. The Growing Rural podcast is supported by the South Carolina Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare. To learn more, visit sc.edu/ruralhealthcare.
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The Growing Rural podcast offers a diverse and authentic depiction of the issues facing rural South Carolina, as well as celebrating its successes. Through interviews with community leaders, policy makers, and researchers, we learn about the powerful work that happens in rural SC every day to positively impact these communities. Episodes will cover topics such as health care, employment, education, and the arts, among other things. The Growing Rural podcast is supported by the South Carolina Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare. To learn more, visit sc.edu/ruralhealthcare.
This week we sat down with Katie Gaul, director for the SC Office for Healthcare Workforce (OHW). We discuss the diversity of people and jobs, the importance of early skill recognition and how to foster trust between communities and the healthcare industry.
For more information about Mme. Gaul, the OHW, and other topics discussed in this episode, please see the links below:
More About Katie Gaul
More About the SC Office for Healthcare Workforce
PDF documents about the SC Rural Incentive Grants can be found here and here
More about Black Men in White Coats
Growing Rural
The Growing Rural podcast offers a diverse and authentic depiction of the issues facing rural South Carolina, as well as celebrating its successes. Through interviews with community leaders, policy makers, and researchers, we learn about the powerful work that happens in rural SC every day to positively impact these communities. Episodes will cover topics such as health care, employment, education, and the arts, among other things. The Growing Rural podcast is supported by the South Carolina Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare. To learn more, visit sc.edu/ruralhealthcare.
