Rates of mental illness and suicide have risen markedly among teens in recent years, as has substance abuse. Given the importance of early screening and access to resources, leaders are working with schools and taking new approaches to get teens help when they need it most. This webinar will explore strategies to prevent teen suicide and substance use, the role of school-based health services, and data showing how school connectedness can serve as a protective factor.
When: February 24, 1:00-2:30pm
Where: Register for this webinar here.
There are thousands of students and clinicians looking for the specific opportunities that Wyoming health centers have to offer. At the HRSA Virtual Job Fairs, participants have a dedicated virtual room to communicate directly with those interested in finding a job or training in your area, answer their questions, and network.
When: March 4, 5:00-8:15pm
Where: Pre-register here.
“Dentist or No Dentist: Expanding Access to Oral Health Services” will take place in March, 2020. Registration is now open to learn from Will Weiser, MPH from Heritage Health Center, and Dr. Joana Wales, from Community Health Partners, to understand how they were able to expand dental health access to their communities. Register for this webinar today!
When: March 12, 12:00pm
Where: Register here.
Understanding Consumers Living In Poverty– Sponsored by the Wyoming Institute of Population Health, this training is being at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center and is entitled Bridges to Health and Healthcare: New Solutions for Improving Access and Services. This local training seeks to provide a fresh opportunity to improve health outcomes and participants will learn to engage individuals across the economic spectrum, reduce costs while achieving positive outcomes, and design services for increasing diversity.
Download the flyer today to see training dates and register!
Bridges to Health and Healthcare: New solutions for improving access and services provides a fresh opportunity to improve health outcomes. Healthcare providers will learn to:
– Engage and better serve individuals across the economic spectrum
– Reduce costs while achieving more successful patient outcomes
– Communicate complex medical information more clearly
– Design services to account for increasing diversity within communities
– Increase effectiveness within successful, patient-centered care initiatives
CHAMPS Spanish Language Training– This popular event, offered in partnership with Denver Medical Society, provides medical Spanish language training for clinicians and clinical support staff at Region VIII health centers. This four-day course is an intensive, conversational and medical Spanish workshop consisting of medical dialogues, role-plays, visual aids, cross-cultural discussions, and daily practice. The course curriculum provides an experience of immersion learning, an approach that is highly suitable for those with limited time, and who must use their new language skills immediately with their Spanish-speaking patients.
When: April 24-27 Where: Denver, CO
Find more information and register for this training here.
Understanding Consumers Living In Poverty– Sponsored by the Wyoming Institute of Population Health, this training is being at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center and is entitled Bridges to Health and Healthcare: New Solutions for Improving Access and Services. This local training seeks to provide a fresh opportunity to improve health outcomes and participants will learn to engage individuals across the economic spectrum, reduce costs while achieving positive outcomes, and design services for increasing diversity.
Download the flyer today to see training dates and register!
Bridges to Health and Healthcare: New solutions for improving access and services provides a fresh opportunity to improve health outcomes. Healthcare providers will learn to:
– Engage and better serve individuals across the economic spectrum
– Reduce costs while achieving more successful patient outcomes
– Communicate complex medical information more clearly
– Design services to account for increasing diversity within communities
– Increase effectiveness within successful, patient-centered care initiatives
CHAMPS Spanish Language Training– This popular event, offered in partnership with Denver Medical Society, provides medical Spanish language training for clinicians and clinical support staff at Region VIII health centers. This four-day course is an intensive, conversational and medical Spanish workshop consisting of medical dialogues, role-plays, visual aids, cross-cultural discussions, and daily practice. The course curriculum provides an experience of immersion learning, an approach that is highly suitable for those with limited time, and who must use their new language skills immediately with their Spanish-speaking patients.
When: April 24-27 Where: Denver, CO
Find more information and register for this training here.
Nebraska and Kansas finance and accounting staff have the opportunity to collaborate with Lutz on data driven, real-life concepts that could be incorporated into the workplace. This workshop will focus on fundamentals for financial and operational success in a community health center setting, including accounting and financial statement fundamentals, revenue cycle education and discussion of best practices.
Recommended Audience:
- Chief Financial Officers
- Accounting Team
- Revenue Cycle Team
*Registration Opening Soon!*
NACHC Training for Clinical Directors provides the core knowledge and competencies that all health center Clinical Directors need to function as effective managers, leaders, and advocates for their health centers and communities. In addition to providing contextual knowledge regarding the history, terminology, political evolution, and regulatory expectations of the Health Center Movement, course content also focuses on developing competencies in evolving healthcare issues.
When: May 8-9, 2020
Where: Omaha, NE
Registration is limited to 50 attendees, so click here to register today!