Courses & Events

NC AHEC’s continuing professional development programs offer the very best in live, online, and blended learning.


Statewide Course Calendar

Our continuing education programs offer statewide, online learning opportunities.Our statewide course calendar is part of MyAHEC – our online portal that provides personalized services and resources to North Carolina’s health care professionals. MyAHEC combines resources from the nine NC AHEC regional offices and the Duke AHEC office and makes them available on a single website to a statewide audience. The available resources vary by user and are designed to provide the services and information required by each individual user based on their relationship(s) to NC AHEC.

A MyAHEC account is not required to use the calendar, though many MyAHEC features are only available to MyAHEC account holders who are logged in.

To begin the MyAHEC account creation process, go to the login page and follow the instructions under New Users.

 

 

SR-AHEC Residents
March 23, 2016

James Lester, DO

From his residency to his current role as a member of the core faculty team at Southern Regional Health Education Center, Dr. James Lester said AHEC has always felt like home. [...]

Read More... from James Lester, DO

...

Read More
Photo of Susan Shumaker, president of Cone Health Foundation
March 21, 2016

Susan Shumaker, MHA, BSN

PLEASE NOTE:Ā Greensboro AHEC is now known as Piedmont AHEC. The organization’s name changed on February 1, 2023. “I just wanted to let you know how [...]

Read More... from Susan Shumaker, MHA, BSN

...

Read More
Tamara Johnson
March 14, 2016

Tamara Johnson, RN

“Since I was a young girl, I knew that I wanted to be a nurse. I have always had the desire to make people feel [...]

Read More... from Tamara Johnson, RN

...

Read More
March 11, 2016

Building a Value-Based Workforce in North Carolina

Health care in the United States is likely to change more in the next 10 years than in any previous decade. However, changes in the workforce needed to support new care delivery and payment models will likely be slower and less dramatic. [...]

Read More... from Building a Value-Based Workforce in North Carolina

...

Read More