Our Mission: To alleviate the shortage of health care workers in the United States
Our Approach: Provide assistance and resources to start, maintain and succeed in the health care education business
Our Goal: Open hundreds of new schools that offer health care certifications in the United States
There is a shortage of health care workers in the United States. The nursing assistant and home health aide occupation would need 1.1million new workers in the next decade. Other health care occupations need an additional 500,000 workers. There is a market for training new entrants to the health care field.
“We are on the edge of a crisis, we are not prepared for what’s coming. Our concern is that the demand is going to outstrip the supply unless we see some dynamic changes occur.”
- William Dombi, President of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice,
In 2000, there were 7 million more workers in manufacturing than in health care. In 2008, there were 2.4 million more workers in retail than health care. In 2017, health care surpassed both. That is 9.4 million!
Why we started School Assist
About Us
Expertise. Intuition. Ingenuity.
School Assist works with entrepreneurs and future owners of health care education business. We invite participants to webinars and workshops, where you will learn about the process of owning a Nursing Assistant School in California.
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After the workshop, you will have access to our consultants to guide you during the entire process of approval from California Department of Public Health. Once approved, we will assist you with the operations and management of an education business. We will help you enroll students and show you how to teach your first class.
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As our participant, you will be part of a group that gets exclusive access to knowledge in business, education and finance in the school ownership space.
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All materials and resources of School Assist have been tried and tested by NCNA and other schools in the SF Bay Area. School Assist is our way to empower other school owners from the start up phase, enrolling students and becoming successful.
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