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Last day of the Native SCOPE program

Last day of the Native SCOPE program and we went out with a bang at the Honor Health Military Training Partnership in Scottsdale Arizona. Students were able to learn about how they train Military medics to work in mass casualty situations in other countries, locally with local law enforcement and with other health professionals. We got to hear from Native and Indian health professionals about their career journeys. We also got lunch with those professionals. We also got to learn about Stop the Bleed training and did a short demonstration. Just another example for students to explore health

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Thank You, HonorHealth, for Your Generous Laptop Donation

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to HonorHealth for their generous donation of gently used laptops to our Native Scope students. This contribution significantly enhances the effectiveness of our youth exploration programs, empowering the next generation through technology and education.

Your continued support plays a crucial role in nurturing the healthcare leaders of tomorrow. Thank you for making a lasting impact on our community.

 

 

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students holding laptops with text Thank you Honor Health

American Indian Arizona Workforce

Less than 5% of the current healthcare workforce is representative of Indigenous workers despite representing over 22% of the total population in Arizona

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Nurse Practitioners have a projected job growth rate of 45% in the years 2022-2032

Nationally Recognized

AIH-AHEC is the first Area Health Education Center to focus exclusively on the American Indian Health Care system and its workforce

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