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Forward(Recorded Webinar) Concept to Practice: Grants Management Essentials for New Health Center Grantees
Register now to receive access to the recorded webinar on October 5, 2026. Live webinar registrants will automatically receive access to the recorded webinar.
Organizations transitioning from Health Center Program look-alike status to New Access Point grantees are entering a new phase of federal responsibility. While many Health Center Program requirements may already be familiar, receiving a federal award introduces new expectations related to financial management, compliance, internal controls, documentation, monitoring, and stewardship of federal funds.
This webinar will help new grantees understand the legal, financial and operational requirements of becoming a federal grant recipient and how to translate those requirements into practical, day-to-day processes, policies and procedures. Participants will explore key grants management concepts, including Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), Notice of Award requirements, allowable costs, budget management, procurement standards, personnel expense documentation, financial reporting, internal controls, subrecipient considerations, and audit readiness.
Moving beyond regulatory requirements, the session will use practical examples and real-world scenarios to demonstrate how grant requirements influence decisions across finance, operations, clinical leadership, and program teams. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of their responsibilities as federal grantees, a roadmap for building effective grants management infrastructure, and practical strategies to support compliance while maximizing the impact of federal resources.
Target Audience
- CEOs/Directors
- CFO/Controller/Fiscal Staff
- Program and Project Managers
- Other Grants Management Staff
Learning Objectives
After this webinar, you will be able to:
- Describe the key financial, compliance, and oversight responsibilities that accompany the transition from Health Center Program look-alike status to federal grantee status.
- Know where to look to find the rules and how to deal with the inevitable ambiguities and uncertainties that come with federal funding
- Apply foundational federal grants management requirements, including allowable costs, budget management, procurement, documentation, internal controls, and reporting, to common operational scenarios.
- Identify the policies, processes, and organizational roles needed to effectively manage federal funding throughout the grant lifecycle.
- Evaluate their organization's grants management readiness and develop priority actions to strengthen compliance, stewardship of federal funds, and audit preparedness.
Course summary
- 3.00 Certificate of Attendance
Catherine Gilpin
Working as a member of the FORVIS National Health Care Group, Catherine provides specialized consulting services to Community Health Centers (CHCs) receiving federal grant funding under Section 330 of the Public Health Service Act (PHS Act).
Ted Waters
Ted Waters serves as Managing Partner of the firm and a member of the Federal Grants and Health Care practice groups, Ted focuses his practice on helping organizations solve problems. Ted’s vast experience in financial, cost reporting, reimbursement and administrative issues is widely recognized, and he routinely handles challenging issues for clients such as government audits, internal investigations and litigation. [Full Bio]
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Available Credit
- 3.00 Certificate of Attendance
Price
Access Period
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Cancellation Policy
No refunds will be provided for recorded webinars. Feldesman Training Solutions can transfer a registration to someone else within your organization or, provided you have not already viewed the webinar, transfer the registration to another on-demand program. Where the registration fee for the new webinar is higher, you must also pay the difference between the original course and the new course registration fee at the time of transfer. Administrative fees may also apply. If your organization purchased a webinar under the account of a staff member who no longer works for your organization, please contact us. View our full policy on refunds and cancellations here.
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