Camp Med is your gateway to discovering the exciting world of health career possibilities. The healthcare industry needs passionate, talented professionals — could that be you? Whether you already have a career path in mind or you're still figuring out where you fit, Camp Med offers learning experiences that could spark an interest you never knew you had. Your journey starts here!
Northwest AHEC offers two ways to experience Camp Med - Registration is FREE:
No matter which option you choose, take time this summer to explore your future and see if a healthcare career is right for you. Camp Med is a fun and memorable way to make the most of your summer break!
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 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 lesson and activity modules designed for you to complete at your own pace. 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.
Have Questions or Need More Info?
Melanee W. Mills, Health Careers and Workforce Diversity Coordinator, 336.713.7714 \ mgmills@wakehealth.edu
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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