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Coordinating Clinical Placements Across San Diego & Imperial Valley Region
Building a stronger healthcare workforce through regional collaboration, innovative training, and
equitable student pathways.
Overview
Advancing Healthcare Workforce Solutions Through Regional Collaboration
Founded in 1996, the San Diego and Imperial Counties Nursing and Allied Health Consortium is committed to improving healthcare workforce development across the region by aligning education and training programs with employer needs, expanding student access to career pathways, and supporting innovative strategies that strengthen recruitment, retention, and completion in nursing and allied health programs.
Through shared leadership, data informed planning, and strong partnerships, the Consortium works to ensure that students, educators, employers, and communities are connected in meaningful ways that improve workforce readiness and health outcomes across San Diego and Imperial Counties.
68
participating programs
148
approximate facilities
7,000+
requests processed annually
Who We Are
Regional Partners Working Together
We serve as a convening body to promote communication, coordination, and innovation across nursing and allied health education programs and healthcare systems throughout San Diego and Imperial Counties.
Our work supports:
- Nursing and Allied Health education pathways
- Clinical placement and workforce partnerships
- Regional workforce planning
- Equity-centered healthcare career development
- Collaboration between education, industry, and community partners
Why the Consortium Matters
Healthcare Workforce Needs Continue to Grow Across Region
The consortium provides a regional space to identify shared challenges, align resources, strengthen training capacity, and support students as they move from education into meaningful healthcare careers.
Together, we help address:
- Healthcare workforce shortages
- Clinical placement capacity
- Alignment between academic programs and expectations
- Emerging workforce needs in nursing and allied health fields
Partner With Us, Collaboration is Our Strength
The Consortium welcomes participation from education, healthcare, workforce, and community partners who are committed to developing practical, regional solutions to healthcare workforce challenges.