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What does AHEC stand for and what does this organization do in Alaska?
The acronym AHEC stands for Area Health Education Center. The statewide network of one program office and three centers work on the issues of healthcare workforce development, helping to ensure that an adequate healthcare workforce is available to provide needed services to medically underserved populations across the state.
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How many AHEC offices are there in Alaska and where are they located?
Alaska's main AHEC Program office is at the UAA School of Nursing in Anchorage. Besides the Interior AHEC satellite office hosted by Fairbanks Memorial Hospital in Fairbanks, two other Alaska centers operate through the Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation in Bethel and the Family Practice Residency Program in Anchorage.
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I'm a student and I live in Rural Alaska. How can I find out more about becoming a healthcare professional?
The easiest way to get more useful and specific information is simply to email the Coordinator at russell.amerson@bannerhealth.com or the Education Specialist at tania.clucas@bannerhealth.com. Another way to get additional information and help Interior AHEC at the same time, is to take our survey by clicking on the Survey button on the left-hand side of this page and providing your email address at the bottom, so that we can respond. This survey will only take a minute and will provide important information for us as we create new strategies for Workforce Development in the healthcare professions.
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