HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:
YOU'RE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN CAMP MED 2021
SUMMER PROGRAM
Registration is now closed for Camp Med 2021, check back early Spring 2022 for Camp Med Registration Next Year!
Camp Med 2021 Summer Program is a great way to expose students to the world of possibilities in health careers. Now more than ever the need for talented healthcare workforce is a necessity. Students will be exposed to the stimulating world of working in healthcare, reflect on social determinants of health, and even get a virtual tour of a human heart! There is even a chance to win a gift card through the Camp Med video contest! Registration is FREE and the program is 100% online learning.
We invite students grades 8-12 to sign up and gain 20+ hours of designed programming to meet the goals and objectives, give students a fun and rewarding experience while acquiring knowledge and skills that will help them to make informed decisions on their future careers in health.
Welcome to Camp Med 2021 Video
Julie Ann Freischlag, MD, FACS, FRCSEd(Hon), DFSVS
Chief Executive Officer of Wake Forest Baptist Health
Dean of Wake Forest School of Medicine
Camp Med Testimonial
“Camp Med offers amazing opportunities for its participants to learn through activities. During my time at Camp Med I was able to connect with healthcare professionals, explore different medical career pathways, and observe medical procedures. I was even able to see preserved human organs and learn about their structure. The experiences Camp Med offered help mold my future and inspired my career goal of becoming an Anesthesiologist as I enter UNC-Chapel Hill this fall.” Ashton Rierson, Camp Med Past Participant
Virtual Camp Med Objectives
- Expose students to healthcare careers
- Understand healthcare challenges of our time
- Engage students with healthcare career related activities
- Reflect on local healthcare strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges
Camp Med Experience Outline
To receive a Virtual Camp Med completer certificate, students are required to complete all the module activities which will be 20 hours of programming. The Camp Med experience on health career exploration is composed of 5 modules designed for you to complete at your own pace by the end date of July 31st, 2021. Each module supports the students in accomplishing personal goals for career choices and will lead to exploration of local, state and national trends in healthcare.
- Module 1: My Interest - My Career Choices
- Module 2: Exploring the Health of My County
- Module 3: Human Body Systems
- Module 4: Healthcare in Action
- Module 5: Healthcare - What’s next for me?
- NEW: Meet the Health Professionals - Mon/Thurs Live Webinar
Tentative Schedule for Meet the Health Professionals
VIDEO CONTEST: Enter to win!
Don’t miss this opportunity to show what you learned in Camp Med 2021 Summer Program by entering for a chance to win one of three prizes! Grand prize of $200 gift card will be awarded to a student within the Northwest AHEC 17-County Region, with two additional $100 gift card prize winners who could be located within the region, state, or beyond! Record a quick video about your experience with Camp Med, upload it and submit.
Make it fun, make it educational, and make it exciting!
Need Some Inspiration? View Contest Winner Videos from last year!
Have Questions or Need More Info?
Melanee W. Mills, Health Careers and Workforce Diversity Coordinator, 336.713.7714 \ mgmills@wakehealth.edu
Camp Med 2020 Recap
Camp Med Virtual Summer Program 2020 was such a fun and educational experience, it brought a new way of learning for students. With 900+ participants enrolled across North Carolina and beyond it was a huge success for Northwest AHEC. Read our recap and prize winner announcement click here!
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The Northwest AHEC of Wake Forest School of Medicine and part of the North Carolina AHEC program provides and supports educational activities and services with a focus on primary care in rural communities and those with less access to resources to recruit, train and retain the workforce needed to create a healthy North Carolina.
Learn more at: WakeHealth.edu/Northwest-AHEC
