Long-time healthcare education business owner, Deborah Kann Schwarzberg,
has established GlobalHealth Education & Training®, a corporate training
and degree-granting educational service. GlobalHealth was formed to
respond to the growing demand for trained employees and management
within the healthcare and ancillary industries to enhance their formal
education and attain advanced degrees online. Schwarzberg has decades of
healthcare and career education experience. The company she founded was
sold this month, and she is building a new enterprise in healthcare
degree-granting education.
In 2010, GlobalHealth anticipates that it will acquire a regionally
accredited university to insource the educational content and enable
clients and their employees to select specific modules, industry
concentrations, programs and degrees, which are valuable to healthcare
and medical services throughout the country. GlobalHealth brings
relevance and workplace focus to all its curriculum design. In the
interim, GlobalHealth provides nationwide educational services to the
healthcare industry by acting as an intermediary between existing
colleges and medical-related companies. GlobalHealth uses its expertise
in the industry to tailor existing market offerings to the specific
needs of healthcare corporations.
“GlobalHealth is positioned to target a rapidly growing demand for
higher education for existing well-trained and educated healthcare
employees,” said Schwarzberg. “With a world-class team, GlobalHealth
offers opportunities to make a major difference as demand grows for
healthcare managers and leaders to advance their careers.”
Schwarzberg was the Founder of MedVance Institute, a nine-year-old
allied health technical school enterprise sold to Education Affiliates
on December 15, 2009. Schwarzberg is also the Founder and President of
the Richard David Kann Melanoma Foundation, a 15-year-old not-for-profit
organization based in West Palm Beach, Florida, providing K-12 sun
safety curricula designed by the Foundation, called SunSmart America, in
classrooms around the country.