Training & Community For Allied Health Professionals
Fostering excellence, unity, and recognition as essential members of the healthcare team.
About Us
Bevel Up, LLC is an organization dedicated to educating and fostering unity among allied health professionals. Our shared mission is to achieve global recognition as vital members of the healthcare team.
Our Services
Teaching allied health professionals how to maximize longevity in their roles by:
Continuing Education: Encouraging regular participation in workshops, seminars and courses to stay updated on best practices and innovations in their field.
Mentorship Programs: Establish mentorship opportunities where experienced professionals can guide newcomers, sharing insight on career longevity and personal development.
Skill Diversification: Encourage professionals to develop a broader skill set that includes leadership, communication, and technology, making them more adaptable to changes in the healthcare landscape.
Phlebotomy Training: Teaching students the skills and knowledge necessary to draw blood and collect specimens for laboratory analysis, including venipuncture techniques, safety protocols, and positive patient interaction, while also preparing students for certification exams.
Self- Care Strategies: Emphasize the importance of physical and mental well-being through stress management techniques, exercise, and proper nutrition.
Work-Life Balance: Promote strategies for managing workload and setting boundaries to prevent burnout, such as time management and prioritization skills.
Networking Opportunities: Foster connections within the healthcare community to facilitate support and knowledge sharing.
Research and Evidence-Based Practice: Promote engagement with current research to inform practices and enhance the effectiveness of care delivery.
60%
Allied health professionals make up 60% of the healthcare workforce in the United States.
Numbers Don't Lie
6.5 m
More than 6.5 million allied health professionals will permanently leave the profession within five years.
1.8 m
A demand for new allied healthcare positions is projected to increase by 1.8 million from 2023-2033.
65 m
65 million Americans live in a primary care health professional shortage area (PC-HPSA)
Allied Health
Upcoming Expo
Funding Options:
Sponsorship:
Present this flyer to your employer as part of your request for continuing education funding to attend this seminar.
Self Pay / Travel Arrangements
Bevel Up In Action
First Class
