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Thinking about moving to Vermont? Access to quality education, career opportunities, and workforce training can play an important role in deciding where to build your future.
In this episode of the Let’s Move to Vermont Podcast, we welcome Dr. Elizabeth Mauch, Chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges System, to discuss how higher education is helping shape Vermont's workforce, strengthen local communities, and create new opportunities for individuals and families considering a move to the Green Mountain State.
Chancellor Mauch shares insights into Vermont's evolving workforce needs, including growing demand for teachers, healthcare professionals, and skilled workers. We explore affordable higher education, career training, online learning, and flexible degree programs designed to help traditional students, working adults, and career changers succeed.
In this episode, you'll discover:
Whether you're a young professional, a parent planning your family's next chapter, or someone looking for a fresh start, this conversation offers valuable insight into how Vermont's educational institutions can help you achieve your goals.
Explore your next chapter in Vermont!
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Thinking about moving to Vermont? Finding the right home, community, job and schools may be at the top of your checklist—but have you thought about how you'll manage your healthcare after relocating to the Green Mountain State?
In this episode of the Let's Move to Vermont Podcast, host Mark Erickson welcomes Dr. Marie Ramas, America's Family Physician, to discuss one of the most important—and often overlooked—aspects of moving to a new state: planning your medical move.
Dr. Ramas shares practical advice on finding a primary care physician, understanding health insurance coverage, transferring prescriptions and medical records, and maintaining continuity of care during relocation.
For families moving to Vermont, the conversation explores pediatric care, immunization records and coordinating specialized medical services for children. For retirees, Dr. Ramas discusses Medicare, access to specialists, prescription management and important healthcare considerations when choosing where to live.
The episode also examines a particularly important issue for Vermont newcomers: access to healthcare in rural communities. From understanding the differences between urban and rural medical services to exploring telehealth options, Dr. Ramas explains why healthcare accessibility should be part of your decision when selecting a Vermont community.
Beyond medical appointments and insurance, the discussion addresses the emotional side of relocation, including managing stress, adjusting to a new environment and building connections that support long-term health and well-being.
In this episode, you'll learn:
Dr. Ramas's key message: Prevention is the most important intervention. Start planning your healthcare transition before moving day.
Whether you're considering Burlington, the Champlain Valley, the Northeast Kingdom, southern Vermont or one of the state's many small towns, this episode offers valuable guidance to help you make a healthier, more informed move.
🎧 Listen now and make healthcare part of your Vermont relocation plan.
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Let's Move to Vermont Podcast — Helping you make your move to the Green Mountain State.
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Welcome to the Let’s Move to Vermont Podcast, where we help individuals and families explore what it takes to live, work, learn, and build a future in the Green Mountain State.