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Have you thought about pursuing a career in healthcare but didn't think you could afford the tuition?
MiREACH covers training & education expenses and positions you on the path to an important, good paying career.
Michigan’s rural communities need healthcare workers — and MiREACH can connect you with these great opportunities!
Current In-Demand Healthcare Professions include:
As a local “Healthcare Hero”, you’ll have the unique opportunity to make a significant, hands-on impact in one of Michigan’s rural communities.
If you’d like to explore these great healthcare career opportunities, please complete our online contact form and a local MiREACH partner will get in touch to help you get started.
Michigan Rural Enhanced Access to Careers in Healthcare (MiREACH) was launched in 2021 to address critical healthcare workforce shortages in Michigan’s rural communities.
The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity’s Office of Employment & Training leads MiREACH, a collective and supportive network of employer-led collaboratives, to identify targeted healthcare occupations based on employer demand and feedback, design training responses, and implement workforce solutions for rural communities.
The collaborative effort includes Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium, Upper Peninsula Michigan Works!, West Michigan Works!, and the Workforce Intelligence Network which represents six Michigan Works! Agencies in southeast Michigan.
Funding for MiREACH is through the U.S. Department of Labor’s H-1B Rural Healthcare Grant Program which supports employment and training programs in healthcare occupations serving rural populations.
Check out the MiREACH Promotional Toolkit to help in sharing this program with those who may find it useful. All components of this toolkit may be modified to suit your needs.