Good Jobs in St. Pete · Healthcare Employer Roundtable

What Makes a Good Healthcare Job?

Building St. Pete's Healthcare Workforce: Expanding Access, Retaining Talent, and Creating Career Pathways

Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 12:00 PM ET

60 minutes · Live virtual · Free for employers

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Presented by Elite Business Performance in support of St. Pete Works EDGE

Healthcare workforce team

About the Conversation

Strong Healthcare Careers Start with Good Jobs.

Healthcare employers need skilled, dependable talent. At the same time, many individuals seeking to enter the healthcare field face barriers to employment, while early-career workers struggle to find opportunities that offer stability, support, and advancement.

How can St. Petersburg employers build stronger healthcare talent pipelines while creating jobs that people want to enter, stay in, and grow through?

Join us for Good Jobs in St. Pete, a virtual employer roundtable bringing together healthcare employers, industry leaders, and workforce development partners to explore how we can make early-career healthcare jobs more accessible, attractive, and sustainable.

The discussion will focus on career pathways such as Patient Care Technicians, Phlebotomy Technicians, Clinical Medical Assistants, and related healthcare support roles.

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Together, We'll Explore

Practical strategies for attracting new talent, improving the employee experience, reducing turnover, and helping workers build long-term careers in healthcare.

Access to Healthcare Careers

How can employers reduce unnecessary hiring barriers and help individuals enter healthcare through training, certifications, and skills-based hiring?

Workforce Readiness

What skills, credentials, and experiences do employers need from candidates entering early-career healthcare roles?

Technology & Changing Skills

How are AI, automation, and digital tools changing frontline healthcare jobs and the skills workers need to succeed?

Retention & Burnout

What can employers do to improve onboarding, supervision, scheduling, and workplace support to help early-career employees succeed and stay?

Career Growth

How can entry-level and early-career positions become stepping stones to higher-skilled, higher-paying healthcare careers?

Employer–Workforce Partnerships

How can healthcare employers, training providers, and workforce organizations collaborate to strengthen St. Pete's healthcare talent pipeline?

Why Attend?

Your perspective matters.

Whether you're a healthcare employer looking to attract and retain talent, a workforce leader helping individuals prepare for healthcare careers, or an education partner developing the next generation of healthcare professionals, your perspective matters.

This interactive conversation offers an opportunity to hear industry insights, exchange practical strategies, identify barriers to employment, and explore solutions that benefit both employers and workers.

Together, we can help make early-career healthcare positions more than just a first job—we can make them the beginning of a sustainable career.

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What You'll Gain

  • Practical ideas to attract, support, and retain early-career healthcare talent
  • Strategies for onboarding, supervision, and reducing burnout
  • A connection to St. Pete Works EDGE and prepared local talent
  • The event recording and a one-page recap

Especially valuable if you hire:

CNAsPatient Care TechsMedical AssistantsPhlebotomistsPharmacy TechsSterile ProcessingPatient AccessEnvironmental Services

Supporting St. Pete Works EDGE

About St. Pete Works EDGE

This event supports St. Pete Works EDGE, a workforce initiative connecting residents of the South St. Petersburg Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) with career training, industry-recognized credentials, supportive services, and pathways to quality employment.

St. Pete Works EDGE, a partnership with St. Petersburg College, connects St. Petersburg residents with in-demand training and connects employers with ready-to-work local talent. Through Employer Spotlights, Hiring Rooms, job fairs, and candidate referrals, EDGE helps St. Pete businesses build stronger talent pipelines from within the community.

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Elite Business Performance supports employer engagement and workforce-development initiatives that strengthen hiring, retention, workplace performance, training, and career advancement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a cost to attend?
No. The series is free for employers.
Do I need to be based in St. Pete?
The conversation focuses on St. Petersburg jobs and residents. Healthcare employers across Pinellas County and the Tampa Bay area that hire St. Pete residents are welcome.
I'm a nurse leader or department manager, not HR. Is this for me?
Yes. The people who supervise frontline staff every day have some of the most important insight on what keeps workers in their jobs.
I'm not hiring right now. Should I still attend?
Yes. You'll get ideas to strengthen retention and future hiring, and you'll be connected to EDGE when you're ready.
Will there be a recording?
Yes. Registrants will receive the recording and a one-page recap after the event.
Can I bring a colleague?
Please do. Each attendee should register separately so they receive the link.
What platform will you use?
The link arrives in your confirmation email.

Be Part of the Conversation.

A strong healthcare workforce begins with opportunity—but it grows through training, supportive workplaces, and clear pathways for advancement.

Join us as we explore how St. Petersburg can build a stronger healthcare workforce while creating quality jobs and lasting career opportunities for local residents.

Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 12:00–1:00 PM ET · Virtual

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Presented by Elite Business Performance in support of St. Pete Works EDGE.

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