Workforce Shortages? Let OpusVi Solutions Help

If your hospital is facing staffing shortages, high turnover and low retention rates, OpusVi can help. HASC and OpusVi have partnered to help healthcare organizations across Southern California address critical human resources challenges through workforce development solutions.

Registration is now open for the next HASC cohort of OpusVi’s Certificate in Healthcare Project Management program, which begins June 23, 2025.

Course: 8 weeks
Price: $2,695
CEUs: 16
Program partner: American University

Register for HASC cohort

OpusVi solutions can:

  • Increase staff satisfaction and improve retention rates
  • Build critical capabilities while closing any gaps when it comes to specialty needs
  • Reduce labor costs while creating significant cost efficiencies to maximize return on investment (ROI) in workforce development and training
  • Upskill and reskill staff to support change and innovation while improving the overall quality of care

OpusVi offers a wide range of scalable, competency-based programs for nurses, clinical assistants, social workers and many other roles. Discounted pricing is available on its certified nursing assistant and medical assistant training programs. 

Other OpusVi solutions include:

  • Nurse Residency, Preceptor and Mentor Programs – Transition to Practice Platform
  • RN to BSN Completion – Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing
  • Online Master of Science in Nursing (Emphasis in Strategic Systems Leadership)
  • Master of Business Administration, Healthcare
  • Online Master of Social Work
  • Certificate in Healthcare Leadership
  • And many more

Through this collaboration, we combine OpusVi’s innovative education and workforce development solutions with HASC’s extensive regional leadership and advocacy expertise.

To learn more about the effectiveness of OpusVi’s targeted, evidence-based, data-informed healthcare workforce development solutions in addressing critical workforce challenges, visit the company’s website. For any questions, contact Sharri Dixon, program manager for education, HASC, [email protected] or (213) 538-0739.