Monthly AHEC Scholar Profile - September 2023
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Meet one of our 2023 AHEC Scholars! This month we are excited to feature Debbie Theisinger, a BSN student at SDSU in Rapid City.Last Modified:
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Meet one of our 2023 AHEC Scholars! This month we are excited to feature Debbie Theisinger, a BSN student at SDSU in Rapid City.Last Modified:
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Meet one of our 2023 AHEC Scholars! This month we are excited to feature Taylor Brown, a BSN student at SDSU in Rapid City.Last Modified:
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Become EMT certified in 4 weeks!Last Modified:
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The South Dakota Area Health Education Center would like to invite you to attend the fourth annual Mission: Possible Conference to be held May31 - June1, 2023! At this event, we will welcome nationally recognized speakers, local professionals and community leaders to share engaging content and offer networking opportunities for all attendees. Join us in-person at the Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Sioux Falls or virtually from the comfort of your office or your home! Register here!
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A recent grant from HRSA has provided South Dakota-based Avera Health with $2.5 million to support the nursing and rural public health workforce through telehealth and virtual care training.
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Sanford Health EMS Education offers continued competency education for EMS agencies and personnel.Last Modified:
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Become an EMT from the comfort of your high school classroom!Last Modified:
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Dr. Teresa Bormann, Site Director for the Pierre Rural Family Medicine Residency, was named South Dakota's 2022 Community Star by the National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health.Last Modified:
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Department of Health Awarded $1,509,000 for State Loan Repayment Program: Applications Now Available! The South Dakota Department of Health (DOH) was recently awarded $1,509,000 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to support a State Loan Repayment Program within South Dakota. For the next three years, South Dakota will receive $503,000 annually to support primary care providers working full-time or half-time in a Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA). Full-time recipients can receive up to $25,000 yearly for a two-year service commitment in one of the qualified areas.Last Modified: