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Healthy Woman on April 22, 6 pm at the Shrine Club.
Attendees will have a chance to ask questions anonymously of OB/GYN professionals. Drs. Stocks, Speak and Boling of Northeast Regional Medical Center will be answering questions.
Contact Laura for more information: Laura_Gruber@chs.net , 660-785-1153
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Temporary Housing Needed
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NEMO AHEC's New Executive Director
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NEMO AHEC Names Dawson as Executive Director
March 1, 2013
NEMO Area Health Education Center (AHEC) announced that Becky Dawson has been named Executive Director. Dawson will provide leadership, management, and direction to the NEMO AHEC 21-county service area.
Dawson has been with NEMO AHEC for 5 years. Prior to being with AHEC, Dawson was the Director of Education, Development and Services in the Academic Affairs Department at A.T. Still University - Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine.
As Executive Director, Dawson will be working with the Board of Directors and the NEMO AHEC staff to continue providing programs to encourage young people to enter the healthcare workforce to increase the number of health care professionals in medically underserved areas in Missouri.
For additional information, please contact: Becky Dawson, Executive Director, NEMO AHEC, 660-665-6404, bdawson@nemoahec.org
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Staff
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Becky Dawson, Executive Director
Dinah Coles, Office Manager
Maegan Hilton, Health Careers Coord.
NEMO AHEC, 312 S. Elson St.
Kirksville, MO 63501
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Board Members
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Janice Clark, EdD
Audrey Gough, BSN
Leanna Leake, FNP
Barb Primm, BSN, RN
Tanya Taylor, BS
Connie Thompson, RN, ADN
Brenda Wilson, RN
NEMO AHEC serves 21 counties:
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MAHEC Mission
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To enhance access to quality health care, particularly primary and preventative care, by growing and supporting Missouri's healthcare workforce.
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Lecture on Aging
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ATSU 9th Annual Lecture on Aging that will be held at the ATSU/KCOM Campus on April 12th, 3 PM. Andrea Sherman, PhD, will speaking on "Creativity: The Critical Link in Person-Centered Care". The lecture will be broadcast (from the ATSU Mesa Campus) to the McCreight Classroom, Tinning Education Center, on the ATSU/KCOM Campus, 800 W. Jefferson St., Kirksville.
Prior to the lecture, a Community Alliance: Resources for Elders (CARE) meeting will begin at 1:30 PM in the breakout rooms of the Connell Information Technologies Center (CITC), which is adjacent to the Tinning Education Center. Due to the construction of the Missouri School of Dentistry and Oral Health, parking will be in the Gutensohn Clinic parking lot across the street from the Gutensohn Clinic. To get to the CARE meeting and the lecture, please go to the basement of the clinic and walk through the building to the Tinning Education Center (past the Bookstore) and on to the Connell Information Technologies Center. Signs will be posted along the way.
The main item on the agenda for the CARE meeting is a Veterans Mental Health Continuing Education Program for providers. This event will be held in Kirksville this spring. Details will be shared at the April 12 meeting. The CARE meeting will conclude by 2:30 PM to allow attendees to go to the Art Display and reception in the Steinbaum-Levine Legacy Gallery prior to the lecture at 3 PM. All of these events are in connecting buildings, so going from one event to another will not be a problem.
Everyone is welcome to attend the CARE meeting, the reception/Art Display and the lecture.
Timeline for the afternoon: * 1:30 Community Alliance: Resources for Elders (CARE) Meeting in CITC * 2:30 Art Display and reception in the Steinbaum-Levine Legacy Gallery * 3:00 Dr. Sherman's lecture * 4:00 Q and A session w/Dr. Sherman
Please RSVP by email to Becky at bdawson@nemoahec.org, or call our office at 660.665.6404 by Wednesday, April 10. Thank you!
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May 2013 - Older Americans Month
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A meeting with the National Council of Senior Citizens resulted in President John F. Kennedy designating May 1963 as Senior Citizens Month, encouraging the nation to pay tribute to older people across the country. In 1980, President Jimmy Carter's proclamation changed the name to Older Americans Month, a time to celebrate those 65 and older through ceremonies, events and public recognition.
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Agency Spotlight
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Agency: Northeast Missouri Rural Health Network NMRHN is a non-profit corporation with 25 member agencies offering both member service and patient programs, such as: - CareLink Information & Referral Service
- Prescription Drug Assistance Program
- ElderLynk/Healthy IDEAS Program
- ACCESS/Chronic Disease Self-Management Program
- Powerful Tools for Caregivers
Vision: The vision of the Northeast Missouri Rural Health Network is to link agencies and resources to improve the health and wellness of the communities it serves. Mission: The Northeast Missouri Rural Health Network's mission is to expand and improve access to quality health and wellness services with an emphasis placed on meeting the needs of the underserved, promote community health awareness, and provide continuing education for member agencies. The Network will achieve improvements through the collaboration, coordination and sharing of services and resources among members. Its service area includes the Missouri counties of Adair, Clark, Knox, Lewis, Linn, Macon, Putnam, Schuyler, Scotland, Shelby, and Sullivan.
Address: 117 W. Potter Avenue, Kirksville, MO 63501 Phone: Phone 660-665-0330 Toll Free 877-539-2227 Fax 660-665-0030 Email: nmrhn@sbcglobal.net Website: nmrhn.org
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