COMBAT HEALTH INEQUITIES THROUGH PRACTICE IN RURAL AND MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES
The Advanced Nursing Education Workforce in Washington (ANEW-WA) Program specializes in preparing primary care Doctor of Nursing Practice Students to address health disparities in rural and medically underserved (R/MU) areas. Together, students and clinical partners focus on key areas like value-based care, rural health, telehealth, behavioral health, substance use disorder, anti-racism/diversity, equity and inclusion, and provider resilience skills. Come be a part of making a difference!
TRAIN
Participate in ANEW-WA didactic seminars on topics relevant to R/MU clinical care with topics such as telehealth, substance use disorder, health inequities and systems change, provider resilience, and more
Complete R/MU clinical training for two academic quarters (autumn/winter or spring/summer)
ENGAGE
Engage with the Rural and Medically Underserved clinical partners, preceptors, and patients
Engage with the Advisory Committee to advise on grant activities
Connect R/MU clinical agencies and scholars to train, support, and recruit ANEW-WA scholars
TRANSFORM
Become a practice-ready APRN prepared to work in R/MU communities
Improve patient access to high quality care
Gain skills to make improvements within health care systems
Advance equity in health care