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Nursing Home Staff Training Provider

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This subcontract opportunity with the Department of Health and Human Services in Iowa seeks a Nursing Home Staff Training Provider to develop and deliver quality of care training for prime contractors on CMS Civil Money Penalty projects. The selected provider will create workforce enhancement curricula and conduct staff training sessions using instructional design tools and educational software to measure the impact on resident health outcomes. The contract requires certified healthcare trainers whose expertise aligns with CMS workforce goals. Key deliverables include training materials, attendance logs, and competency assessments. The project is based in Des Moines, falls under NAICS code 611430, and has a response deadline of January 1, 2027.

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Nursing Home Staff Training Provider for HHS Iowa quality of care training projects.

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This scope was carved out of MEDIOMC26022.

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Civil Money Penalty Grant Opportunity

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AgencyIowa → Department of Health and Human Services
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Develops and delivers training to improve quality of care for prime contractors on CMS Civil Money Penalty (CMP) projects. Creates workforce enhancement curricula, conducts staff training sessions, and measures impact on resident health outcomes using instructional design tools and educational software. Requires certified healthcare trainers aligned with CMS workforce goals. Delivers training materials, attendance logs, and competency assessments.

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