Welcome to Our GMDHP

Because we care

The Greater Metro Denver Healthcare Partnership is an industry-led collaborative bringing together workforce, education and economic development to meet the industry’s recruitment, retention and training needs as identified by the metro region’s major health care employers. The Partnership provides a framework to offer direction and create solutions to meet healthcare‘s workforce development needs through a single voice on the issues impacting the industry.

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Healthcare Careers

5 of the fastest-growing job categories in the world are in high demand right here in the Denver Metro area, offering you the chance to take charge of a career that will help save other peoples’ lives and provide professional career opportunities for a lifetime.

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Workforce Development System

The publicly-funded workforce development system is a national network of Federal, State, regional, and local agencies and organizations that provide a range of employment, education, training, and related services and supports to help all jobseekers secure good jobs while providing businesses with the skilled workers they need to compete in the global economy.

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GMDHP Initiatives

The Greater Metro Denver Healthcare Partnership is working hard to get Denver Metro residents working in healthcare, an exciting field with unlimited career potential. Here’s what we’re working on:

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Events

There are plenty of upcoming events for individuals and employers hoping to take control of in-demand healthcare careers. Find out where to meet up with a career for life, with these upcoming activities:

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WHAT AM I GOING TO LOSE FOR FREE? SO I TOOK ADVANTAGE OF IT. WAS IT WORTH IT? OH YEAH! MY PAY IS PRETTY MUCH DOUBLE.

Lindsey M., Certified Nursing Assistant

I spend every day at work helping children, and adults of all kinds, to feel better -- and it makes me a better person. I am a young single mother who needs a career to provide for my daughter, and this path has allowed me great opportunity, with a short time in school.

Breanna S., Certified Nursing Assistant

I want to be the first in my family to go to college, to set an example for my sister and other young, Hispanic women, that it is possible. It takes hard work, but it's a good job. It's an important job, a job that makes a difference.

Anallely G., Certified Nursing Assistant