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with various medical and allied health schools within the state
of Texas to assist with placing students in Medically Underserved
Areas (MUA) and/or health Professional Shortage Areas (HSPA). As
resources permit, these services are extended to students outside
the state as requested and as resources permit. The MUA and HPSA
can be in rural and inner city areas. Working with various program
disciplines, health professionals within the 26 county area are
recruited to be preceptors for various clerkships. These clerkships
may be 3 to 8 weeks in length depending upon the program requirements.
Major Emphasis of CBE:
Establish with Clinical Coordinators at various medical/allied
health schools:
• Clerkship site needs
• Recruit Preceptors
Coordinate with Preceptors in the Community:
• Coordinate between schools and preceptor schedules
• Collect and distribute any necessary paperwork
Provide Student support:
• Conduct community/site orientation as appropriate
• Encourage students to review possible job opportunites while
in region
• Liaison between school/preceptor and student as need arises
• Assist with identifying housing within region
For additionally information concerning CBE
activities at Lake Country AHEC, contact Debbie
Warren.
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