Understand the benefits of having a wellness program and how to create one that is appropriate for your organization.
Designing and managing an employee wellness program is an important step in improving the health and productivity of employees and potentially improving the overall cost of employer-provided health care. Wellness programs can benefit employers by lowering health care costs, reducing absenteeism, achieving higher employee productivity, reducing workers' compensation and disability-related costs, reducing injuries, and improving employee morale and loyalty. What can HR do? Human resource professionals can and should play a key role in designing and managing workplace wellness programs. HR's responsibilities with respect to wellness programs may include advocating for the establishment of such programs to achieve strategic objectives, assessing wellness program options, designing and implementing various types of wellness programs, enlisting the help of experts when and where needed, communicating to employees about the organization's wellness program components to encourage and increase participation in such programs, evaluating the effectiveness of workplace wellness programs, monitoring changes in the law and in the global employment environment relative to wellness programs, and making recommendations for and implementing improvements in wellness programs.
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Amanda Sheaffer, MS, RDN, LDN
Chicago Nutrition
- Accomplished dietitian who has worked in various roles across the nation; first started on the nutrition team with EXOS during the 2017 combine class for the NFL draft in California; then moved to the Wounded Warrior Project to work with veterans nationally for weight-loss and disordered eating management; she has since moved back to Chicago, her hometown, to serve at the Associate Director of Food and Nutrition for Cook County Health Hospital Systems and was a part of the first COVID-19 response teams for the city; she is now the Founder and CEO of Chicago Nutrition Clinic; her passion is identifying challenging populations and developing realistic and sustainable solutions for individuals and populations alike
- Been part of the health and wellness industry since 2007 when she taught Yoga, Pilates, and Fit Camp in the Chicagoland area; she then continued to teach Pilates and Yoga throughout her college career; after college, she taught Yoga, Yoga Sculpt, and Pilates to diverse populations spanning from rehabilitation patients, and senior citizens, to pro-athletes and special forces military teams
- Beginners and Intermediate Pilates, 2008; 200 hr. Registered Yoga Teacher, 2012; Yoga Sculpt, 2012; TRX, 2017; Health and Wellness Coaching, 2019 through Chicago Medical School
- M.S. degree in nutrition, Rosalind Franklin University, Chicago Medical School; B.S. degree in kinesiology and health, Miami University; Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Dominican University
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