- Position
- Program Manager, WV AHEC Rural Community Health Scholars, Institute for Community and Rural Health
- Organization
- West Virginia University
West Virginia AHEC Rural Community Health Scholars Program
Overview:
West Virginia AHEC Rural Community Health Scholars is a program for health professions students interested in supplementing their education though meaningful experiences in rural and/or underserved urban settings.
This is a two-year program with interdisciplinary curricula designed to help students develop their knowledge through clinical, didactic, and community-based activities. All experiential or clinical training will be conducted in rural and/or underserved settings.
The West Virginia AHEC Rural Community Health Scholars program duration is two years, and Scholars must complete the following requirements annually for a total of 160 hours (80 hours total in year one, and 80 hours total in year two):
40 hours of community-based experiential or clinical training in a rural or underserved area.
40 hours of didactic education via our online platform, SOLE.
A stipend amount of $650 per year ($1,300 over the course of the two-year program) will be awarded to all Scholars accepted into this program.