One Million Healthcare Workers Initiative
Burnout support that actually helps
A national effort to expand access to practical, accredited burnout education for healthcare workers across the United States beginning with professional associations and the communities they serve.
A National Invitation to Support Healthcare Wellbeing
Burnout continues to impact healthcare workers at every level. It affects wellbeing, patient care, and the long-term sustainability of the profession.
The One Million Healthcare Workers Initiative was created to address this challenge by expanding access to education that goes beyond awareness and into real-world tools that help healthcare workers:
• recognize burnout symptoms
• protect energy and wellbeing
• navigate recovery
• lead in psychologically safe ways
Through partnerships with professional associations, healthcare workers are invited to access these resources in a trusted, accessible way.
Built on Accredited, Trusted Education
All courses offered through this initiative are provided through The Burnout Hub, an on-demand education platform created by healthcare leaders and educators.
Courses are approved for ANCC continuing education credit, CME, and a variety of other disciplines ensuring:
• educational quality and rigor
• relevance to healthcare environments
• practical, real-world application
This is not generic wellness content. It is accredited education designed specifically for healthcare professionals, by a former healthcare leader and burnout survivor.
Why Professional Associations Matter
Professional associations play a vital role in supporting education, wellbeing, and professional sustainability.
By participating in this initiative, associations are able to:
• offer a meaningful member benefit at no cost to the organization
• support workforce wellbeing and retention
• provide access to accredited burnout education
• join a national effort addressing one of healthcare’s most pressing challenges
Participation is designed to be simple, flexible, and low-burden.
How the Initiative Works
Participating associations may:
• share initiative resources with members via email, websites, or newsletters
• list The Burnout Hub as a burnout education resource or member benefit
• offer members access to discounted accredited courses
• optionally provide complimentary access through a flat-rate partnership model
There is very little administrative burden required to participate.
All resources will be provided.
Join the National Effort
We invite professional associations to partner with us in expanding access to burnout education that actually helps.
Whether your organization is seeking a trusted educational resource for members or looking to be part of a broader national wellbeing effort, connect at the link below.
