NEMO AHEC

02/09/2026

Join us on Monday, March 16 at the Sullivan County Memorial Hospital to learn more about what a career in nursing can do for you!
Scan the QR code or follow this link https://forms.gle/FBbY6zKXW1Zz7R2B6 to sign up today!

01/20/2026

Registration for Mystery Diagnosis & Dissection Day is now open for students in grades 9th-12th!

For more information about the event, visit https://www.nemoahec.org/events/

12/10/2025

Congratulations to Maryelysee on completing her undergraduate degree! Maryelysee was our fall semester intern from Truman State University. She will graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Health Science with a concentration in community, worksite, and public health and a minor in history. After graduation, Mary will attend graduate school to pursue her Master of Public Health degree.
Congrats again!

12/09/2025

Registration is now open for middle and high school science teachers and counselors to join us for our 6th Annual Virtual Health Educator Conference! Eligible participants will receive professional development credits and a participant stipend. Register to reserve your spot today!

11/25/2025

This past Saturday, NEMO AHEC piloted a program focusing on the careers of first responders. Students across the region got to look in-depth at these career paths while also getting to talk directly with staff at the Adair County Ambulance District and Kirksville Fire Department. Students also got to take a first-hand look at the commonly used equipment on an ambulance rig and fire truck. April Dobrinkse from the Adair County Health Department then gave a wonderful presentation on Stop-the-Bleed training. Participants were able to practice packing a wound and applying tourniquets, equipping them with life-saving skills. Students were then given simulated car accident scenarios, which they had to work together to come up with the correct treatment plan as a first responder on scene.
Thank you so much to the Adair County Ambulance District, Kirksville Fire Department, the Kirksville Area Technical Center, our very own AHEC Scholar Jenna, and the Adair County Health Department for providing volunteers and invaluable experiences and knowledge to our local students!

11/12/2025

Great highlight on Mid-MO AHEC!

This week, we’re proud to highlight Tim Shockley, director of Mid-MO AHEC , located at Phelps Health in Rolla, Missouri— and administrative project director of the South-Central Missouri Rural Residency Program.

Tim joined MidMOAHEC in 2020 as clinical education coordinator and has since advanced in a leadership role supporting healthcare students across rural Missouri.

A former high school social studies teacher and school counselor, Tim brings a strong background in education, mentoring, and workforce development.

“What excites me most about AHEC,” Tim says, “is the opportunity to make a lasting impact at the intersection of education, healthcare, and community. Every clinical rotation we schedule, every workshop we host, and every student we mentor is a step toward a stronger healthcare system. It’s not just program work — it’s mission work.”

11/06/2025

Spots are still open! Sign-up today to learn more about the careers of first responders and valuable hands-on Stop-the-Bleed training!

NEMO AHEC is proud to announce a FREE Trauma & Stop-the-Bleed Training simulation program. This program will involve three simulated car accident scenarios, where students will serve as first responders. As a team, students will work together to determine the best course of action to save the patient. Students will also get a closer look at the pathway and educational track of an EMT, paramedic, and ER staff.

After, students will get to participate in hands-on Stop-the-Bleed training provided by the Adair County Health Department.

Follow this link to register! https://forms.gle/KDMcaQw51RFtZFSa9

11/03/2025

NEMO high school students had the opportunity to learn more about different careers in Radiology last week at the Northeast Regional Medical Center in Kirksville! Thank you to the wonderful presenters for educating our local students and providing hands-on ultrasound practice!

10/07/2025

NEMO AHEC is partnering with the Northeast Regional Medical Center to provide a Career Exploration Program focusing on careers in Radiology!
Students will experience a hands-on tour through the radiology department, while also getting the chance to dive further in-depth into the careers of a radiologist, ultrasound tech, x-ray tech, and more!
Scan the QR code or follow the link below to sign up. Spots are limited!
https://forms.gle/p3PUahAbz8QGiXZq7

10/06/2025

NEMO AHEC is proud to announce a FREE Trauma & Stop-the-Bleed Training simulation program. This program will involve three simulated car accident scenarios, where students will serve as first responders. As a team, students will work together to determine the best course of action to save the patient. Students will also get a closer look at the pathway and educational track of an EMT, paramedic, and ER staff.

After, students will get to participate in hands-on Stop-the-Bleed training provided by the Adair County Health Department.

Follow this link to register! https://forms.gle/KDMcaQw51RFtZFSa9

08/06/2025

Last week we had 37 students from six different counties participate in our annual M*A*S*H Camp hosted at the Scotland County Hospital!

Students had the opportunity to participate in different activities such as blood typing, a cow eye dissection, suture a chicken leg, CPR, and healthcare career presentations!

Thank you to all the staff volunteers and presenters! We’d also like to give a big shoutout to Tara Shultz, the Scotland County Med Club Coordinator, for helping organize and run the day! We couldn’t have done it without you!
Thank you to the other local partners for volunteering your time and donating meals: Scotland County Pharmacy, Scotland County Health Department, Scotland County Ambulance District and the Apothecafe!

07/15/2025

Our first Camp Med was a success!
Students from regional counties and high schools participated in career exploration, CPR training, learned how to stitch/ suture, dissection of a cow eye, and many other exciting activities.

Thank you to our friends at Sullivan County Memorial Hospital for hosting and providing such wonderful staff volunteers!