Stepful Announces $55M Series C to Scale Its AI-Powered Training Platform Across the Healthcare Workforce
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Stepful, a training platform aimed at transforming workforce development in major U.S. health systems, has secured $55 million in Series C funding. This funding round, which was led by Oak HC/FT, also saw participation from new investors including Foresite Capital, Hearst Ventures, and the Citi Impact Fund, as well as contributions from existing investors such as SemperVirens. The investment will enable Stepful to enhance its training programs and support the growing demand for skilled healthcare professionals. This financial boost comes at a critical time as the healthcare sector faces significant challenges in workforce retention and training, underscoring the importance of innovative solutions in addressing these issues.
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Stepful Announces $55M Series C to Scale Its AI-Powered Training Platform Across the Healthcare Workforce
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