Health Professionals

Southern Minnesota AHEC works with community-based health professionals in our region to develop programs that address locally identified health care education needs. Join us for these exciting and informative programs. Work with your colleagues, engage or collaborate in research.

Preceptor Development and Resources

Southern Minnesota AHEC supports three interprofessional community health projects in the region funded by Minnesota Education Research Costs (MERC).  These MERC projects build interprofessional education teams of health professionals, health professions students, and community members to address a community-identified health issue.  MERC community projects currently exist in New Ulm - Obesity, and Montevideo - Prenatal Care.

Health professionals can also take part in interprofessional workshops offered by Minnesota AHEC covering such topices as obeisty and battling methamphetamine abuse.

Continuing Education

Make use of Medical Equipment, including Automated External Defibrillator (AED) trainers, CPR mannequins, an IV arm trainer, and an electronic simulation mannequin, available for use in training health professions staff and students. Also see our K-12 Teachers Resources.

For more information

Contact Kathy Huntley for information about these opportunities. Or, find out about upcoming events at News and Events.

Information for Southern MNAHEC:

Health Careers Exploration for Students

K-12 Teachers

Health Professions Students and Residents

Health Professionals

Community Members

Community Profiles

Staff

Board of Directors

Key Partners

Health Analysis

Contact

Kathleen Huntley
Executive Director
320-231-4375

Wendy Foley
Health Careers Specialist
320-231-4376

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Minnesota Area Health Education Center (AHEC) is a Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Bureau of Health Professions cooperative agreement # 1U76-HP00599-01 funded through Title VII of the Public Health Service Act.