This August 27, 2025, webinar highlights how one organization found success in developing their employee mentorship program by making individuals feel valued as an integral part of their culture and team. Providers will learn the importance of mentorship and best practices for establishing a successful program in their organization.

FHCA's Workforce Webinar Series offer solutions to help address the workforce challenges that nursing centers and assisted living facilities are experiencing today. Topics focus on recruitment, retention and engagement strategies, as well as partnership building to attract and train staff. Webinars are offered live and on-demand and are free to FHCA members only.

This specialized training offers six hours of in-depth sessions focused on Life Safety Code compliance and survey preparedness—key components in protecting the health and safety of skilled nursing center residents and staff.

This second installment of A Proactive Approach to Elopement Prevention will emphasize a proactive framework to reduce elopement risk, focusing on early identification, assessment, and care planning to minimize potential incidents.

This training will teach providers to take a proactive approach to reducing resident elopement. Attendees will learn methods to identify elopement risk factors and improve quality and resident safety.

FHCA's Introduction to Risk Management program gives participants the tools to effectively implement or enhance their center’s risk management program.

This program offers an opportunity to gain a higher level of understanding of current risk management program challenges and how to evaluate your own program for improvements.

FHCA's Life Safety 101 is a six-hour training for plant managers that provides a comprehensive review of current state and federal life safety requirements, greater understanding of available resources and how to align life safety codes to the plant manager’s facility.

FHCA's Preceptor Refresher Course helps Preceptors meet the two-hour course requirement for licensure renewal. The program covers the required areas of training, including AIT program requirements, and offers an informative review of nursing center domains of practice.

The RAI Bootcamp is an on-demand training designed to prepare the interdisciplinary team for completing the Minimum Data Set with the Resident Assessment Instrument to accurately and efficiently document and capture needed information.