August might be a sleepy summer month elsewhere, but, for Hopeworks, our young people were busy earning high wage jobs to transform their lives!
In the last month, Iridian Moratin finished Hopeworks Medical Assistant training program and translated that into a full time job at Cooper Hospital. Leveraging the unique partnership between Rutgers Rowan Board of Governors, Hopeworks, and Camden County College, Iridian is now on her way to a rewarding career in the medical field.
Iridian is not the only Hopeworks young person on the move. Marcel Nighe-Tezeh has joined the Philadelphia Parking Authority, helping them deploy and maintain PC’s and other systems across their network. Coming from Cameroon at the age of 17, Marcel recently shared, “many of the people that I know are still working in warehouses; I get to have a career in tech!”
Finally, Being Design has hired two more Hopeworks youth to join their team! Carlos Pagan and Kayla Evans joined the Being Design team, helping the company help “socially conscious organizations increase their impact in a digitally integrated world.” You can see Kayla’s reaction to getting hired here and see what Carlos had to say here
From the Digital Revolution to the Age of AI As noted in the last blog post, the world has experienced two major digital revolutions in the past 40 years.The first—the Personal Computer and Internet Revolution—connected billions and changed how we communicate, learn, and build.The second—the AI Revolution—is transforming how we think, create, and make decisions. […]
Before a claim can be submitted or a dollar can be collected, one crucial step must happen: provider credentialing and payer enrollment.When this process stalls, so does reimbursement, and that means months of avoidable revenue loss. ❓ Why It Matters Credentialing may look administrative, but it’s foundational to a healthy revenue cycle.It involves payer applications, […]
CAMDEN – As a young child, Kirah Boyd never saw herself earning a living by crocheting. “There was a friend I had in middle school who pulled out a crochet hook and some yarn,” Boyd said. “I was looking at her, like, ‘What are you doing?’” But once Boyd picked up the same tools, she […]
