19th Annual Western Migrant Stream Forum, Feb 11 - 14, 2010  Seattle WA 

The Western Migrant Stream Forum brings together a broad representation of health professionals and others serving migrant and seasonal farmworkers for the purposes of education and training, information and resource sharing, coalition building and policy development.  Join us as we learn about current issues, policy, best practices and programs related to the health of this population.

The Early Bird deadline has passed and online registration is closed.

 You can still fax or email your registration to our office. Click here to download the Registration Brochure

Managing Ambulatory Health Care I:

Introductory Course for Clinical Leaders in Migrant and Community Health Centers

Developed by the Harvard School of Public Health’s Center for Professional Education, this four-day intensive training covers management skills not taught in medical school.  The program is specifically designed for CMHC medical directors, physicians in significant leadership roles, and senior clinical managers.

Click here to download the course brochure. 

Please visit the Event Website for easy online registration.

Enhancing CFO Skills for a CMHC: Building a Foundation for Success      January to May 2010

A series of webinars for new CFOs or CFOs new to Community Health and CEOs seeking a better understanding of fiscal matters, plus the opportunity to attend a special session at the Spring 2010 Primary Care Conference on Budgeting and Long-Range Financial Planning. Read more

Click here for the Registration Brochure.

Click here for UPDATED course information.

Click here for Online Registration.

2010 Coding Webinars

You can download the brochure and registration form for the 2010 Physician Online Coding Seminars, and mail or fax in your registration.

You can also download a handy one-page schedule.

Watch for online registration, available soon.

The A.T. Still Program helps build the Region X workforce pipeline by introducing more students to opportunities in Northwest health centers. Research shows that physicians are more likely to work in areas where they have gone to medical school or done their residency.

The A.T. Still Program is accepting applications. View more information by clicking here.