A woman suffers a heart attack every minute in the United States, but a 2009 American Heart Association survey shows that only half of women would call 911 if they thought they were having a heart attack and many women do not recognize the key signs of heart attacks in women, which may be different than symptoms in men. Suwannee River AHEC is helping the Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women’s Health promote the Make the Call. Don’t Miss a Beat. campaign. Read More...

"I have attended many HIV CME programs since graduating medical school in 1985, including earlier versions of 'Keeping the Pace'; this one was one of the best." (Physician attendee)

"I have worked with many AHEC's in the past, you are by far the best!" (Pysician-Training Coordinator)

Contact us today for your professional educational needs and join the many satisfied clients served by Suwannee River AHEC. Read More...

Seventy-four (74) undergraduate students are participating in Suwannee River AHEC’s first ever Collegiate Health Service Corps (CHSC) program this year. Two goals of the program include recruiting first generation, minority and underserved students into a health career and providing service learning projects for the participants.

The program and its wonderful participants are off to a strong start! Read More...

Do you have important information to share with your colleagues? Do you want to provide critical training to other healthcare professionals? Not sure where to start? Suwannee River AHEC is your expert resource in faciliting and managing quality trainings, conferences and symposiums. We work with a variety of committees, volunteers and many others to take the stress out of planning and organizing quality events. Our professional conference management services can help you. Call or email us today! Read More...

Last fall, Suwannee River AHEC was proud to participate in Haven Hospice’s annual 2- day staff retreat for their 500+ employees.

To kick-off their internal workplace wellness program Haven Hospice invited Suwannee River AHEC to provide a variety of screenings, health education, entertainment activities and a detailed (yet anonymous!) wellness survey to their group. How does workplace wellness work? Read More...