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Your Weekly Update
from the desk of the Inland Coalition
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Moreno Valley Nexus kickoff a success. Last Tuesday the
Riverside County Regional Medical Center (RCRMC) was host to nearly 30 health professionals to kick off the Moreno Valley Inland Coalition group. The purpose of the MV Coalition is to support and enhance the development of the health professions pipeline in the Moreno Valley/Riverside area.
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| | Clarissa Aguilar, Charieke and Chayanne Robinson - former pipeline students from Valley View HS. |
Moreno Valley College will co-host this group which will meet on the third Wednesday of each month at RCRMC.
Below is the initial convening and some heath academy students who spoke about the impact of the health pathway programs in their lives. ~~
911 Emergency Careers Bootcamp impacts students. This past week more than 40 students attended a week-long emergency careers day camp  where they had the opportunity learn directly from emergency professionals across many fields and get some hands-on experience. We'll bring you a full report next week! ~~
Call for teacher extern sites. Hosting a teacher extern for 20 hours at your site or agency can have a huge impact on educating students about the health professions and the current needs. Please fill out the interest form if your site may be willing to host a teacher as part of the externship program (see the host site packet). The Inland Coalition will be meeting with teachers in August about possible externships and we need your participation! ~~
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Teachers & Health Professionals
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 Cindy Clark Nursing Education Workshops filling up! This interactive and engaging workshp describes the scope and impact of incivility and provides practical, ready-to-use strategies to foster a civil, professional environment.
Registration is still open for this HWI event in the Costa Mesa and the LA Areas. See attached flyer for easy distribution. ~~
 You are invited. The Inland Empire Chapter of the AACN is inviting you to their End of Summer Critical Care Bash. This event offers 6.5 CEU credits to attendees. Topics include compassion, understanding, wisdom and knowledge. Click here for more information or to RSVP. ~~
Local employment opportunities. The Mt San Jacinto College currently has a number of open positions including faculty, director, and instructional positions. Please visit their employment site for a complete listing and information.~~
 Become a student mentor. The Colton High School Health Education And Learning (HEAL) Academy is seeking health professional mentors for the 2015-2016 school year. This mentoring event on Thursday, August 13 from 4 - 6 PM will provide an overview of the mentoring program at HEAL including time commitment, mentoring materials and the information on the mentees. Please join us and see how you can participate. The HEAL mentoring program is supported by Arrowhead Regional Medical Center and the Inland Coalition. RSVP on EventBrite. ~~
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Hey students, SAVE THE DATE. The 1st annual Teens and Those Who Care Conference will be held on October 8th, 2015. This conference is for teenagers and their parent/foster parent/guardian. Their goal is to educate and encourage teens to make positive changes AND to teach adults how to open up lines of communication to facilitate the growth of their teens. This conference is going to be very empowering! You can register for FREE now on eventbrite. ~~
 Have you volunteered with American Heart Association? They are in need of volunteers in the communities of San Bernardino, Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Rialto, Chino, Chino Hills, Upland, Redlands, Highland, Colton, Loma Linda, and cities neighboring these communities. Even if you don't live in these communities, and want to help, you are more than welcome to! Here are the upcoming volunteer events at AHA. ~~ |
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