NURSU 409 Population Focused Nursing Fall 2017

HISPANIC HEALTH INITIATIVE SCHOLARS Overview  of  Clinical  Experiences

NURSU 409 Population Focused Nursing 3hrs.  of  classroom  or  online  learning/week 90  clinical  hours  (includes  simulation   activities  and  project  time) Clinical  placements  are  frequently  solo   placements

NURSU 409 Hispanic Health Initiative Scholars Second  Semester Third  Semester v Application  &  selection   vSome  evenings  and  rare   process   weekends v One  meeting  to  determine   vSome  clinical  opportunities   clinical  interests occur  on  a  day  other  than  your   scheduled  clinical  day

Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers

Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers Community  Partner:   Fetter  Health  Care  Network

Abrazos: A Family Literacy Program Community  Partner:  Charleston  County  Schools

Primary Care Clinics That Serve The Community Partners: Shifa Clinic Northwoods DHEC Fetter  Health  Care  Network MUSC  Pediatrics,  Northwoods

Promotores (Community Health Workers) Classroom  settings  and  health  screenings Partner:    PASOs

Learning From The Community Culture  and  Health  Beliefs  

Why apply? v Learn more about the Spanish Speaking Community v Learn  about  the  impact  of  culture  on  health   outcomes v Participate  in  community  based  programs v Work  with  Nurse  Practitioners v Study  the  impact  of  social  justice  on  health

Who should apply? v Anyone who likes: v to work hard v and  play  hard Angel  Oak,  Johns  Island

How to apply Application Link: https://www.musc.edu/nursing/initiatives/hhi/documents/F A2017_HHI_application.pdf Completed  applications  must  be  emailed  to  Dr.   Deborah  Williamson  by  June  30th           wilmsnd@musc.edu (Or  hard  copy  dropped  off  to  Dr.  Williamson,  Room  312) Applications  must  have  attached  updated  resume Contact  Dr.  Williamson  with  questions,  843  792  2521