The Future Health Leaders Club Protocol is designed to guide health career club facilitators and program coordinators to implement a successful health career club with a “step by step” format on how to plan club activities.
Now Available for a $50.00 contribution.
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From June 19th -21st, 2017, SEAHEC hosted students from the University of Arizona’s Focusing Research on the Border Area (FRONTERA) internship program. A collaboration among the University of Arizona, SEAHEC and local partners, the internship program helps students prepare for medical school and gain hands-on research experience through providing service to local communities. Continue reading
Given the proliferation of mass shootings and terrorist bombings, it is no wonder that untimely death may be on our minds. These heartbreaking and infuriating tragedies can trigger fear about going to public gatherings. Yet, the truth is that you are more likely to die at the hands of your intimate partner. Continue reading
Congratulations SEAHEC Karen Halverson Scholars. We are proud of you.
In April, health care providers from Cochise, Santa Cruz and Pima Counties met at Mariposa Community Health Center (MCHC) for a two day training to become clinical preceptors – community-based health care providers who provide guidance and mentor-ship for students completing required clinical rotations. Continue reading
Kelly Lynn Neel. University of Arizona, Bachelor of Science in Public Health. May, 2017 Continue reading
Katherine Welchlin-University of Arizona Bachelor’s in Public Health-Minor in Spanish. May, 2017.
Pima County Heath Department – Health Educator- Community Health Services.
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