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- The Bridge: News for Students
Read the September Pre-Health Newsletter
Read “Read the September Pre-Health Newsletter”Get resources on exploring, preparing, and applying to health professional programs.
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Carthage awarded $36,000 grant to support pre-health programs
Read “Carthage awarded $36,000 grant to support pre-health programs”Carthage has received a grant of $36,000 from the Franklin I. and Irene List Saemann Foundation.
Past News Stories
- The Bridge: News for Students
Medical scribe company ProScribe presenting at Pre-Health Club meeting TODAY
ProScribe hires students to chart for providers during their patient appointments.Read “Medical scribe company ProScribe presenting at Pre-Health Club meeting TODAY” - The Bridge: News for Students
Pre-health students: Attend a welcome back meeting Thursday
All pre-health students should attend the pre-health welcome meeting to learn about new resources and opportunities.Read “Pre-health students: Attend a welcome back meeting Thursday” - The Bridge: News for Students
Allied Health Science Welcome Gathering Thursday
All incoming, returning, and interested allied health science (AHS) majors are invited to a gathering.Read “Allied Health Science Welcome Gathering Thursday” - The Bridge: Kudos
Allied health science mentors ready to support first-year students
Read “Allied health science mentors ready to support first-year students”Our Allied Health Science major mentors completed their training this week.
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Pre-health series lets students explore range of careers
Carthage’s Pre-Health Program prepares students for a career in different fields throughout the health care industry. From optometry to athletic training to pharmaceutical work, students can follow their interests into whichever health care field they choose.Read “Pre-health series lets students explore range of careers” - The Bridge: Kudos
15 health care students complete patient safety training
Read “15 health care students complete patient safety training”15 healthcare students completed ‘Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety (TeamSTEPPS)’ training this spring.
