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AAKP HealthLine Webinar: Essential Tips for Re-entering the Workforce or Advancing Your Career

AAKP believes that kidney disease is both a healthcare and workforce issue. Individuals who are managing this complex condition have the same life goals and aspirations as any other American – to work part-time or full-time in a job of their choosing, advance their career, own a home, support a family, contribute to society, and retire securely. In observance of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, AAKP partnered with our allies at Idealist to provide practical skills to reignite your professional journey despite a kidney disease diagnosis. This AAKP HealthLine webinar provides you with tips to successfully return to the workforce or advance your career! You’ll gain valuable insights on: • Kickstarting your job search – Discover effective strategies to navigate job boards, network effectively, and find opportunities tailored to your skills and aspirations. • The role of work or having a job could play in your sense of purpose and well-being while managing kidney failure. • How staying employed could help you cope with the challenges of living with kidney failure. • Hear from fellow kidney patients on how they navigated education and employment throughout their kidney disease journey. Moderator: Jerome Bailey Director of Patient Engagement and Advocacy American Association of Kidney Patients Speakers: Paul T. Conway AAKP Chair of Policy and Global Affairs Kidney Transplant Recipient Alexis Perrotta Associate Director of Marketing & Communications Idealist Melissa Bensouda Kidney Transplant Recipient AAKP Ambassador Leigh-Ann Williams Home Hemodialysis Patient AAKP Ambassador As the oldest and largest, independent kidney patient organization in the U.S. – AAKP is dedicated to improving the lives and long-term outcomes of kidney patients through education, advocacy, patient engagement, and the fostering of patient communities. AAKP fights for early disease detection and the appropriate diagnosis of rare/genetic conditions; increased kidney transplantation and pre-emptive transplantation; full patient choice of either in-center or home dialysis; protection of the patient/physician relationship; promotion of research and innovation including artificial implantable and wearable kidneys; and the elimination of barriers for patient access to available treatment options. Learn more at www.aakp.org.