SUNY Canton Partners With Caring Gene® to Address Healthcare Workforce Shortages

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  • July 24, 2025
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In response to ongoing healthcare workforce shortages across New York State, SUNY Canton has announced a partnership with the Caring Gene® Career Pathways Training Program (CPT). The collaboration aims to provide targeted workforce development solutions, reduce entry barriers to healthcare careers, and attract individuals with a passion for caregiving.

The healthcare industry in New York, especially in rural and underserved areas, has faced significant staffing challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the new partnership, SUNY Canton and CPT will offer training and educational resources designed to prepare a new generation of healthcare workers. The program will focus on cultivating the ‘caring gene’—a term used to describe individuals with a natural inclination toward compassionate care.

Participants in the program will gain access to career-focused training opportunities that support advancement within the healthcare field. By working with CPT, SUNY Canton aims to make career pathways more accessible for individuals from diverse backgrounds, particularly those living in areas with limited healthcare access.

“This initiative reflects our commitment to meeting the workforce needs of our region while supporting compassionate and skilled individuals in achieving meaningful careers in healthcare,” said a SUNY Canton spokesperson.

The partnership not only addresses immediate staffing shortages but also contributes to the long-term development of a resilient and empathetic healthcare workforce in New York State. The program is expected to launch with a series of tailored educational offerings and training modules to be integrated into SUNY Canton’s existing curriculum.

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