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The Pathway to Med School Admissions Forum provided participants with information regarding all Georgia medical schools, including admissions standards and processes, introduces participants to some of the decision makers at Georgia medical school admissions offices, and provides participants with the opportunity to get their specific questions regarding medical school answered during the live event.
July 24, 2008
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January 24, 2008
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Connections 2012: Because Results Matter, Healthcare Georgia Foundation’s fifth convening of grantees, partners and community leaders took place on May 2-3, 2012 in Atlanta, Georgia. The two-day event featured the 2012 recipients of the Joseph D. Greene Community Service Award, and a full day of networking, best practices, technical skills and capacity building for attendees. Included within this wrap-up are highlights and images from the event, as well as speaker presentations (PDF).
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On March 31 - April 1, 2010, Healthcare Georgia Foundation grantees, partners and community leader's gathered at the Foundation's fourth statewide convening, Connections 2010: Leadership in Difficult Economic Times: Connecting Resources and People.
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Healthcare Georgia Foundation's third convening of grantees, partners and community leaders throughout Georgia, was held April 16-17, 2008, at The Westin Buckhead Atlanta.
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January 24, 2008
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Healthcare Georgia Foundation's second convening of grantees, partners and community leaders throughout Georgia, was held February 15-16, 2006, at The Westin Buckhead Atlanta.
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Rural Health Clinics are a great tool to improve reimbursement for physician practices in rural areas in the appropriate circumstances. This webinar will discuss why RHCs can be advantageous for providers and in some cases why they are a costly mistake in this reimbursement environment. Healthcare reform has radically changed the reimbursement dynamics for starting RHCs and may affect your decision to become a rural health clinic or not.
April 10, 2013
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This program will provide high school and college students with an overview of the following Public Health professions: epidemiologist, environmental health specialist, community health educator, health administrator, health policy expert and biostatistician.
March 5, 2013
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The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that 2.4 million new healthcare workers will be needed by 2014, including increasing demand for a diverse workforce. Are you a member of a minority or other under-represented group and are interested in a career in healthcare? Want to know what it takes to be successful? This interactive panel discussion is led by a diverse panel of healthcare professionals working in Georgia's rural communities. They can help you decide on the best path for your educational and professional goals. Careers represented include medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy and others.
February 28, 2013
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Three River AHEC Health Careers Awareness programs are developed and implemented to educate middle and high school students about various health career choices, as well as a educational pipeline that will ultimately promote workforce in Georgia.
February 12, 2013
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An effective fundraising program holds the potential to significantly impact the bottom line of healthcare providers in rural communities, advancing programs and services, enhancing facilities and technology, and actively engaging community leadership. Efficient allocation of staff and resources, and the purposeful engagement of volunteer leadership, can position even small organizations to successfully enlist the charitable support of the communities they serve. Join us for this exclusive presentation for our membership, and an overview of how you can establish a development program at your institution.
January 31, 2013
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