Illinois Gov.
Pat Quinn announced the creation of a group to be known as Health Care
Workforce Workgroup. He wants to make sure that the state has an adequate
number of qualified health care workers when thousands of uninsured residents
will be eligible for health insurance under the new health law.
The Health Care Workforce
Workgroup would be headed by Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck. The group would evaluate and plan to serve the
State's need for health care jobs to serve an aging and diverse population.
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"In President Obama's home state, we are taking full advantage of this historic opportunity to increase access to health care and create thousands of good-paying jobs," Quinn said. "The (Affordable Care Act) will help bring affordable health coverage to hundreds of thousands of people in Illinois. We want to make sure our veterans, students and everyone who is looking for new career opportunities will be able to take advantage of the new health care jobs available."
State officials
estimated 486,000 residents of Illinois would get insurance from insurers
through the State run health exchange.
Thousands more would be covered by Medicaid, as the number for the insured grew it created job opportunities for hundreds of people.
References :
Hannah Punitha (IRDA Licence Number: 2710062)
SFGate, March 2013
Source: Medindia
Thousands more would be covered by Medicaid, as the number for the insured grew it created job opportunities for hundreds of people.
References :
Hannah Punitha (IRDA Licence Number: 2710062)
SFGate, March 2013
Source: Medindia
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