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CareSource receives training award

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Staff Writer 10:08 AM Wednesday, February 22, 2012

DAYTON — Training magazine has ranked Dayton-based CareSource as 14th among the magazine’s top 125 companies that excel at staff development and training. It’s the third consecutive year CareSource has received the recognition. The past two years, CareSource has ranked in the top 15.

CareSource, a public-sector managed care company, was honored at the awards gala held Feb. 13 at the Training 2012 Conference & Expo in Atlanta.

“We are honored and extremely excited to be recognized again,” said Pamela Morris, President and CEO. “This is a testament to our exceptional training and development programs that continue to evolve and grow.”

With choices from more than 500 curriculum offerings, CareSource University provides a full-service career planning and development resource to all employees, including clinical licensure programs, new employee training, leadership and career development and coaching.

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