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1500 Members & Growing!
Help Me Susan provides our members many benefits including:
Instant Updates on Community Meetings
Communicate with other Healthcare professionals regarding the needs of their patients.
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Get services noticed in our Business Directory and by Search Engines
Post Job Openings / Searches and get them filled faster
What Our Members Are Saying
I have been on HelpMeSusan since the early 2000’s. I cannot imagine not having this website and her list serve. Professionals of all ‘stripes’ participate in this resource sharing and go out of their way to answer difficult inquiries. Perhaps they may be competitors of the person asking the question, but that doesn’t matter. Kindness and compassion are the rule of the day. To be able to access 1500 “healers” immediately is a Godsend. Given Susan’s other responsibilities, I don’t know how she finds the time to do this service for the community.
About Help Me Susan:
Founder, Susan Signorino, LMSW, CMC, started a professional networking email listserv in 1994 on a small scale as a way to communicate with other Hospice and Home Care social workers in the St. Louis area. Susan was working in rural Jefferson County, Missouri and felt very isolated and wanted to be able to extend her reach and connect with other professional social workers.
In 2008, Susan started working in St. Louis and spreading the word, so her email listserv eventually skyrocketed into 300-400 emails per day!