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The Colorado Plateau Center for Health Professions (CPCHP), North Country HealthCare’s Education Division, offers health career exploration programs and scholarships supporting low-income students. Inspired by Health Scholarship: Empowering the Next Generation of Healthcare Leaders The Inspired by Health Scholarship is a $3,500 opportunity designed to

Navajo Medical Interpreter Training Empowers Local Professionals On July 15–17, 2025, the Colorado Plateau Center for Health Professions proudly hosted a transformative Navajo Medical Interpreter Training at North Country HealthCare’s learning center. Led by esteemed instructor Ida C. Bradley, the intensive three-day program welcomed 11

Eight (8) new first year residents in medicine, pharmacy, and dental joined North Country HealthCare this month! These residents are getting advanced clinical education in their specialty and learning about the unique characteristics and needs of northern Arizona’s diverse communities.  As a Teaching Health Center,

Congratulations, Residency Graduates! n Saturday, June 28, we celebrated the graduation of two dentists from the NYU Langone AEGD Dental Residency Program and four physicians from the NARBHA Institute Family & Community Medicine Residency Program. This is an exciting milestone for our residents and we

Celebrating a Transformative Partnership: North Country HealthCare and ATSU-SOMA ATSU-SOMA Northern Arizona: A Legacy Celebration On May 7th, North Country HealthCare and the Colorado Plateau Center for Health Professions celebrated the enduring impact and legacy of our partnership with A.T. Still University’s School of Osteopathic

Arizona State University (ASU) undergrad and Flagstaff resident Kei Sieben has been interested in a healthcare career for many years, which has only been reinforced by their participation in programs offered by the Colorado Plateau Center for Health Professions (CPCHP) at North Country HealthCare. Kei,

The AHEC Scholars Program (ASP) is a two-year immersive program for graduate-level health professions students in medicine, nursing, physician assistant, physical therapy, public health, and pharmacy. Each cohort of 15-20 students is assigned to an Arizona region where they learn about a specific community’s health

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Allied Health Tuition Scholarship Awards In fall 2024, North Country HealthCare (NCHC) announced a new program to provide short-term sponsorship of tuition for employees who are participating in a health career training program for a clinical support role, funded by a grant from the Direct

Girls on the Run of Northern Arizona – Fall 2024 Season Girls on the Run of Northern Arizona has been a program of North Country HealthCare since 2012 and is the earliest step in the health career pathway supported by our education department. Girls on the

Teaching students and residents in our clinics is at the heart of our mission as a teaching health center. Preceptors help to mentor, guide, and empower northern Arizona’s future health professionals in all disciplines. This year’s Preceptors of the Year were selected from the pool

North Country HealthCare welcomed four new family medicine residents in July. Each summer our residency programs undergo a major transition. One class of residents completes its training and those doctors leave for independent practice, and a new batch of recent grads join us for three

On Saturday, June 22, we celebrated the graduation of one pharmacist from our PGY-1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency Program and four physicians from the NARBHA Institute Family & Community Medicine Residency Program. This is an exciting milestone for our residents and we are so proud of

Promoting DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) is at the heart of our Teaching Health Center. The healthcare workforce doesn’t reflect the people we serve. People of color and those from other disadvantaged backgrounds tend to be under-represented, particularly as clinicians. At the Colorado Plateau Center