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Jan

2018

New Leadership Program Trains Primary Care Providers to Advocate for Good

Turn on the TV, go online, pick up a newspaper, it’s not hard to see that healthcare and health policy are hot and contentious topics. The endless debate can leave healthcare providers wondering: how can I possibly make a difference? How can we add the voice of experience and reason to all the noise? Primary

National Health Service Corps Scholarship Recipient Justin Wheeler

Mar

2016

National Health Service Corps Scholarship Opens Doors for a Career in Primary Care

“Being able to offer health care to patients regardless of their ability to pay has been a real honor and privilege. I feel responsible for providing care to as many people as I can,” says CAFP member Justin Wheeler. Having grown up in a rural Montana community in a family with limited resources, Wheeler knows

I belong to the CAFP because I want to make a difference for all of the patients of Colorado, not just the ones I can see every day. I have been blessed to be able to participate in influencing state health care policies, improving patient care through PCMH projects and improving the knowledge of all Colorado family physicians. At a personal level I have met family physicians from around the state and country and have developed my own leadership skills and influence. No other organization has opened so many doors for me.

Colleen Conry, MD, FAAFP

Aurora

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New Leadership Program Trains Primary Care Providers to Advocate for Good

National Health Service Corps Scholarship Opens Doors for a Career in Primary Care

National Conference of Constituency Leaders (NCCL)

CAFP Board Meeting