Northwest AHEC is excited to present the Arts & Medicine series—an inspiring exploration of the connection between creativity and healthcare. This engaging series offers healthcare professionals, students, and community members a unique opportunity to experience how artistic expression enhances healing, professional well-being, and patient care.

Why Attend?

• Discover the therapeutic benefits of the arts in healthcare.
• Engage with experts in medicine, music, visual arts, and performance.
• Participate in hands-on activities that promote mindfulness and creativity.
• Earn continuing education credits.

Event Details:

📅 Multiple Dates Available
📍 Various Locations
🔗 Register Now

Whether you're a healthcare provider looking for fresh perspectives or simply curious about the role of the arts in well-being, this series is designed for you. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to learn, connect, and grow!

Reserve your spot today and experience the transformative power of Arts & Medicine!
👉 Sign Up Here

Faculty Lineup of Speakers:

• John Beck, UNC School of the Arts
• Michelle Merrill, Winston-Salem Symphony
• Jessica Singerman, UNC School of the Arts
• Janine Hawley, UNC School of the Arts
• Luke Payne, UNC School of the Arts
• Robert P. Moyer, UNC School of the Arts
• Heidi McIver, UNC School of the Arts

Two recent guests on our Healthcare Insights in Northwest North Carolina podcast share their expertise, experience, and insights into headaches and headache research and treatment.

Delve into the complex and intertwined history of race and medicine in the United States, gaining valuable insights into the pervasive presence of structural racism within the healthcare system. By participating in the online program led by esteemed expert Dr. Jennifer Schaal, you will have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of how racist ideologies have shaped the development of American medical systems.

Women's health champion and 30-year veteran OB/GYN Bill Chun, MD sits down for a conversation about women's health, pregnancy,  obesity and the  of necessity delivering babies naturally in a time when more and more babies are scheduled C-section, induction, and less by natural birth. 

The Critical Care Symposium will explore the latest advancements in the stabilization and management of critically ill patients as well as post arrest scenarios. This knowledge-based conference will include the most recent clinical practice guidelines and best practices in critical care medicine. 

This continuing medical education activity is intended for pediatricians, as well as family medicine physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and nurses who provide care to infants, children and adolescents.

Dr. John Tinga practiced Obstetrics in eastern North Carolina for 40 years and delivered over 8,000 babies. We recently had him on our Healthcare Insights Podcast where he talks about his training, the challenges with rural medicine, his experience with AHEC, and shares his insights on the joys and challenges of medical practice.

This continuing medical education activity is intended for pediatricians, as well as family medicine physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and nurses who provide care to infants, children and adolescents.

Book now! Wake Forest's Update on Hospital Medicine is a 2 day conference to provide the latest evidenced-based updates on hospital medicine. In-person in Hilton Head, SC from October 1-2, 2021. Room blocks available at the Omni Resort through 8/31.

Registration is Now OPEN so sign up to join us on Friday & Saturday, October 1-2, 2021 at the BEACH! Check out all the details below.