Nursing Students

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.

The Health Education Center’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program develops and maintains collaborative partnerships with clinicians, health profession students, and local organizations in Connecticut to improve the care of patients, the health of the most vulnerable residents and the cost of care. Free walk-in clinics hosted for residents that have trouble accessing health care. Health profession students work together, under the supervision of licensed clinicians, to practice culturally appropriate communication skills while coordinating services with diverse populations. The IPE Program sites each offer community-based experiential training for students and access to care for the community.