IEHP Creates Internship Program for Future Medical Professionals
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif., May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Seventeen local students will join Inland Empire Health Plan s (IEHP) community health team this summer in a new internship program focused on community program research and development.
In this mutually-beneficial program, students will work hands-on with health plan staff to support the region s most vulnerable residents through the development of public health program curricula, analytical data support and more.
In this program, student interns will learn the correlation between practical problems and public health issues, make connections between health services and social determinants of health, and will have the chance to work with IEHP Team Members at all levels to understand the dynamic flow involved in providing health care to more than 1.4 million Members. [Photo Source: Envato Elements]
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Graduates arrive at the University of Southern Maine’s Hannaford Lecture Hall on Wednesday for their walk across the stage.
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Saige Hughes waited in an empty Hannaford Hall at the University of Southern Maine on Wednesday afternoon. When her name was read aloud by the dean of students, Hughes walked past rows of vacant seats and stepped up to the stage. She pulled down her face mask to unveil a smile and posed for a photo.
The moment – signaling the end of Hughes’ college career at USM – was over as quickly as it began. A friend and fellow nursing student, Alexa Goodrich, captured it in a cellphone video from the back of the auditorium as a handful of staff in the sparsely populated lecture hall erupted in cheers.
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Thu. Apr. 29, 2021 at 7pm VIRTUAL EVENT | Unravel the history of the human genome and explore the genetic ethical implications in this special screening of Ken Burns’ The Gene: An Intimate History. Following the screening will be a Q&A session with a panel discussing the film and new discoveries about genetics, behavior and autism.
Unravel the history of the human genome and explore the genetic ethical implications in this special film screening of Ken Burns’ The Gene: An Intimate History.
From the story of the remarkable accomplishments of the earliest gene hunters and the bitterly fought race to read the entire human genome, to the unparalleled excitement and ethical challenges of CRISPR and gene therapy, the documentary takes viewers on a journey through key genetics discoveries that represent some of the greatest achievements in human history.
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