For a decade, Mt. Sinai students have worked with SEAHEC on a quest for learning while providing community service in rural border communities.
In March, 12 students and four faculty members from Mt. Sinai Ichan School of Medicine’s, Medical Students Making Impacts (MSMI) returned for their 11th year to Nogales. Continue reading
Medical Students Making Impacts, from Ichan School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai University, in New York made their 11th annual trip to Nogales, where they immersed themselves in community public health service in Nogales, Arizona and our Sister City, Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. Read their Bios… Continue reading
Being an intern with SEAHEC has made a positive impact on my career goals. It has opened my eyes and let me gain knowledge and experience with underserved communities. It has also helped me understand what needs to be done to address the disparities in the area. Continue reading
SEAHEC Intern Taylor Ellsworth is from Anthem, Arizona and will graduate from the University of Arizona with a Public Health degree and Spanish minor May 2019. Continue reading
I hope to one day combine my love for Public Health with a medical degree so that I can continue to work with underserved populations. The work that I have been able to do with SEAHEC has exposed me to a group of very passionate people that are all working towards improving health in a multitude of different ways. I am constantly being inspired by the people that I interact with and it has reinvigorated my drive to continue to work hard towards my dreams. Continue reading
Through my internship at SEAHEC, I have been able to help create a health curriculum for Winchester Heights as well as planning and implementing a binational border health conference. Because of this experience, I learned that I chose the correct career path and that I want to pursue a career in health education serving rural communities. Continue reading
