Who is NCHSE?

VISION

stethoscope and book

NCHSE collaboratively defines and advances the framework of health science education.

MISSION

The mission of NCHSE is to provide leadership and professional development for Health Science Education through collaboration among education, healthcare industry, policy makers and professional organizations.

OUR CORE VALUES

  • Networking and Collaboration
  • Career Development
  • Health Science Framework
  • Standards for Quality
  • Education for Future Healthcare Professionals 

UPDATE: 

National Health Science Curriculum Conference 2010

 Choose from the following pre-conferences, Tuesday, October 19:

1.    "Turn Their Lights On: Sizzling Hands-On Lessons and Skills for Student Success!"
                 Presenter: Starla Ewan
2.    Creating Quality Assessment Items
                 Presenter: Kim Smith
3.    Field Trip – Spend the day at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic
      Eight participating labs:
1)      Nephrology and Hypertension Research
2)      Pediatric and Adolescent Research
3)      Center for Advanced Imaging Research (brand new building and facilities!!)
4)      Mayo Proteomics Research Center
5)      Experimental Pathology
6)      Physiology/Biomedical Engineering
7)      Advanced Genomics Technology Center
8)      Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

News

Check Out Our Health Professions Salary Chart

The American Medical Association's handy chart of salary ranges has been updated. See how your field (or the field you'd like to enter) compares to others.

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Friday, August 13, 2010

Health Science Students End the Year with Significant Progress

Thousands of schools and students across the nation participated in the national health science assessment program. At the close of this testing year, 13,370 National Healthcare Foundation Skills Assessment post-tests were administered nationwide.

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Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Charting the Projections: 2008-18

(U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Winter 2009–10; A Special Issue)

In almost anything you do, you’re more likely to succeed if you have a plan. Deciding on a career is no exception.

If you’re making a decision about education, training, or a career—or if you are helping someone else who is making such decisions—you need to know how the
labor market is expected to unfold in the future. How many jobs are likely to be available in the career you want? How much will they pay? What kind of training will you need?

Projections and related information from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) provide the answers to these questions. In a changing economy, these projections help you to glimpse the future—and to plan for it.

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Thursday, June 17, 2010

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Events

Oct 19, 2010 - Oct 22, 2010: NATIONAL HEALTH SCIENCE CURRICULUM CONFERENCE 2010

Mission Possible!
The Health Science Curriculum Conference is an opportunity for educators to showcase their programs, innovative teaching strategies and best practices and to look to the future by experiencing a wide array of learning opportunities. Join educators from around the country as they come together to form networks and build collaboration to enhance health science programming.


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Publisher's Spotlight

 

 

At Elsevier, we share your passion for educating tomorrow’s health care providers. That’s why we develop products you can rely on, drawn from the most authoritative content and delivered in innovative ways that speed the learning process and lead to high levels of success. We’ll partner with you to prepare your students to succeed in today’s health care environment by providing products that work together to support all your curriculum goals. That’s the Elsevier Advantage.