The Lake Country Rural Health Initiative (LCRHI) Ambassador Program is an opportunity for high school students to gain hands-on experience in rural healthcare, leadership, and community engagement. Ambassadors participate in health education campaigns, community service projects, and networking events with healthcare professionals. The program includes leadership training, mentorship, and skill-building workshops, such as patient care simulations and public speaking. Students will learn to perform EKGs, observe ultrasound procedures and cardiac stress testing. Students also attend health fairs and organize fundraising events. Participants receive certificates of completion and potential letters of recommendation, including details for college transcripts, making this a great opportunity for those interested in a future healthcare career.

Do not worry if you don’t have a resume or GPA scores yet. We are interested in enthusiastic committed students who have the passion for a career in healthcare and are investing in their future careers by becoming an ambassador. Reach out to Christina Chronos if you are interested!

Complete THIS FORM.

Mid-Semester Progress Report (PR2)

The Lake Country Rural Health Initiative (LCRHI) Ambassador Program is an opportunity for high school students to gain hands-on experience in rural healthcare, leadership, and community engagement. Ambassadors participate in health education campaigns, community service projects, and networking events with healthcare professionals. The program includes leadership training, mentorship, and skill-building workshops, such as patient care simulations and public speaking. Students will learn to perform EKGs, observe ultrasound procedures and cardiac stress testing. Students also attend health fairs and organize fundraising events. Participants receive certificates of completion and potential letters of recommendation, including details for college transcripts, making this a great opportunity for those interested in a future healthcare career.

Do not worry if you don’t have a resume or GPA scores yet. We are interested in enthusiastic committed students who have the passion for a career in healthcare and are investing in their future careers by becoming an ambassador. Reach out to Christina Chronos if you are interested!

Complete THIS FORM.

Mid-Semester Progress Report (PR2)

The Lake Country Rural Health Initiative (LCRHI) Ambassador Program is an opportunity for high school students to gain hands-on experience in rural healthcare, leadership, and community engagement. Ambassadors participate in health education campaigns, community service projects, and networking events with healthcare professionals. The program includes leadership training, mentorship, and skill-building workshops, such as patient care simulations and public speaking. Students will learn to perform EKGs, observe ultrasound procedures and cardiac stress testing. Students also attend health fairs and organize fundraising events. Participants receive certificates of completion and potential letters of recommendation, including details for college transcripts, making this a great opportunity for those interested in a future healthcare career.

Do not worry if you don’t have a resume or GPA scores yet. We are interested in enthusiastic committed students who have the passion for a career in healthcare and are investing in their future careers by becoming an ambassador. Reach out to Christina Chronos if you are interested!

Complete THIS FORM.

Talent Show: This Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:00pm in the PH!

Please do not bring your cell phones in the PH for the Talent Show!

Dance Marathon was a huge success this weekend! Thank you to all the participants and donors!

Mid-Semester Progress Report (PR2)

The Lake Country Rural Health Initiative (LCRHI) Ambassador Program is an opportunity for high school students to gain hands-on experience in rural healthcare, leadership, and community engagement. Ambassadors participate in health education campaigns, community service projects, and networking events with healthcare professionals. The program includes leadership training, mentorship, and skill-building workshops, such as patient care simulations and public speaking. Students will learn to perform EKGs, observe ultrasound procedures and cardiac stress testing. Students also attend health fairs and organize fundraising events. Participants receive certificates of completion and potential letters of recommendation, including details for college transcripts, making this a great opportunity for those interested in a future healthcare career.

Do not worry if you don’t have a resume or GPA scores yet. We are interested in enthusiastic committed students who have the passion for a career in healthcare and are investing in their future careers by becoming an ambassador. Reach out to Christina Chronos if you are interested!

Complete THIS FORM.

Talent Show: This Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:00pm in the PH!

Please do not bring your cell phones in the PH for the Talent Show!

Dance Marathon was a huge success this weekend! Thank you to all the participants and donors!

Mid-Semester Progress Report (PR2)

The Lake Country Rural Health Initiative (LCRHI) Ambassador Program is an opportunity for high school students to gain hands-on experience in rural healthcare, leadership, and community engagement. Ambassadors participate in health education campaigns, community service projects, and networking events with healthcare professionals. The program includes leadership training, mentorship, and skill-building workshops, such as patient care simulations and public speaking. Students will learn to perform EKGs, observe ultrasound procedures and cardiac stress testing. Students also attend health fairs and organize fundraising events. Participants receive certificates of completion and potential letters of recommendation, including details for college transcripts, making this a great opportunity for those interested in a future healthcare career.

Do not worry if you don’t have a resume or GPA scores yet. We are interested in enthusiastic committed students who have the passion for a career in healthcare and are investing in their future careers by becoming an ambassador. Reach out to Christina Chronos if you are interested!

Complete THIS FORM.

Talent Show: This Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:00pm in the PH!

Please do not bring your cell phones in the PH for the Talent Show!

Dance Marathon was a huge success this weekend! Thank you to all the participants and donors!

Mid-Semester Progress Report (PR2)

The Lake Country Rural Health Initiative (LCRHI) Ambassador Program is an opportunity for high school students to gain hands-on experience in rural healthcare, leadership, and community engagement. Ambassadors participate in health education campaigns, community service projects, and networking events with healthcare professionals. The program includes leadership training, mentorship, and skill-building workshops, such as patient care simulations and public speaking. Students will learn to perform EKGs, observe ultrasound procedures and cardiac stress testing. Students also attend health fairs and organize fundraising events. Participants receive certificates of completion and potential letters of recommendation, including details for college transcripts, making this a great opportunity for those interested in a future healthcare career.

Do not worry if you don’t have a resume or GPA scores yet. We are interested in enthusiastic committed students who have the passion for a career in healthcare and are investing in their future careers by becoming an ambassador. Reach out to Christina Chronos if you are interested!

Complete THIS FORM.

Talent Show: This Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:00pm in the PH!

Please do not bring your cell phones in the PH for the Talent Show!

Dance Marathon was a huge success this weekend! Thank you to all the participants and donors!

Mid-Semester Progress Report (PR2)

The Lake Country Rural Health Initiative (LCRHI) Ambassador Program is an opportunity for high school students to gain hands-on experience in rural healthcare, leadership, and community engagement. Ambassadors participate in health education campaigns, community service projects, and networking events with healthcare professionals. The program includes leadership training, mentorship, and skill-building workshops, such as patient care simulations and public speaking. Students will learn to perform EKGs, observe ultrasound procedures and cardiac stress testing. Students also attend health fairs and organize fundraising events. Participants receive certificates of completion and potential letters of recommendation, including details for college transcripts, making this a great opportunity for those interested in a future healthcare career.

Do not worry if you don’t have a resume or GPA scores yet. We are interested in enthusiastic committed students who have the passion for a career in healthcare and are investing in their future careers by becoming an ambassador. Reach out to Christina Chronos if you are interested!

Complete THIS FORM.

Talent Show: This Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:00pm in the PH!

Please do not bring your cell phones in the PH for the Talent Show!

Dance Marathon was a huge success this weekend! Thank you to all the participants and donors!

Mid-Semester Progress Report (PR2)

Dance Marathon on February 22nd! Start your donor drive today to help raise money for the Children’s Hospital of Atlanta! The $10 discount code is MINI. You can use this when your setting up you account for ten dollars off your registration and ticket to Dance Marathon. 

Check out this link:

Talent Show: Thursday, Feb. 27 in PH!

Please sign up in the Deans’ Office (even if you have expressed interest on a survey).

Last Call: TODAY at 4:00! Let Mrs. Farmer know!

Dance Marathon on February 22nd! Start your donor drive today to help raise money for the Children’s Hospital of Atlanta! The $10 discount code is MINI. You can use this when your setting up you account for ten dollars off your registration and ticket to Dance Marathon. 

Check out this link:

Talent Show: Thursday, Feb. 27 in PH!

Please sign up in the Deans’ Office (even if you have expressed interest on a survey).

Last Call: TODAY at 4:00! Let Mrs. Farmer know!

Dance Marathon on February 22nd! Start your donor drive today to help raise money for the Children’s Hospital of Atlanta! The $10 discount code is MINI. You can use this when your setting up you account for ten dollars off your registration and ticket to Dance Marathon. 

Check out this link:

Talent Show: Thursday, Feb. 27 in PH!

Please sign up in the Deans’ Office (even if you have expressed interest on a survey).

Last Call: TODAY at 4:00! Let Mrs. Farmer know!