The WVU School of Medicine has received Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education approval for a new internal medicine residency program that will be hosted on the Eastern Campus.
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Sera Koulabdara will present “Legacies of War: History, Healing and Hope” at noon Monday (Oct. 7) in the Health Sciences Center, Room 1909, and on Zoom.
The program has been reaccredited by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education, extending its accreditation for the next 10 years.
This joint effort, aimed at addressing the critical issue of food insecurity and the need of supplies, is especially timely considering recent flooding and power outages experienced throughout the region.
The nursing workforce shortage is well known across the nation; however, the nursing faculty shortage is a lesser known part of the equation. Dean Tara Hulsey says obtaining a BSN degree is one of the first steps in combating the shortage.
The app features a digital community where families and others can connect, share experiences and learn from those facing similar challenges. In addition, the app offers a comprehensive library of educational content, virtual meetings, daily reflections and navigation to additional resources designed to support recovery.