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The State Office of Rural Health and Primary Care
has made the 3RNet available to Idaho communities as a means of posting vacancies in health care since 1994. We are pleased to announce that we are currently implementing a new web-based program called Idaho Health Careers. This application will allow us to better match candidates to opportunities, track vacancies, and direct resources to safety-net providers in rural and underserved communities. This new resource is available at no cost. |
The new website will accept vacancy postings from entities in rural communities and areas of the state with a federal designation as an area of underservice. In addition to these criteria, postings will be allowed for Critical Access Hospitals, Certified Rural Health Clinics, Federally Qualified Health Centers and residencies.
Idaho Health Careers will support vacancy postings for the following clinician types:
| · Family Medicine Physicians |
· Internal Medicine Physicians |
· OB-Gyn Physicians |
| · Pediatricians |
· Psychiatrists |
· Clinical Psychologists |
| · Physician Assistants |
· Nurse Practitioners |
· Certified Nurse Midwives |
| · Dentists |
Idaho Health Careers is now available for postings. Entities which meet the above criteria are invited to post vacancies for allowable clinician types. The hiring entity which lists an opportunity in Idaho Health Careers will be responsible for the content of the posting, assuring that the information is accurate and contemporary, maintaining contact with the State Office of Rural Health and Primary Care with regard to the posting(s), and providing timely follow-up and communication with any candidate that is provided through this service. Idaho Health Careers may be accessed by going to www.idahohealthcareers.org
All vacancies that were listed on the 3RNet for Idaho were removed on April 1, 2009. If you need assistance or have any questions, please feel free to contact our office at (208) 334-0669, or ruralhealth@dhw.idaho.gov.
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Resources
The Northwest Regional Stroke Network (NWRSN) is a collaborative network of professionals from Alaska, Idaho, Montana,
Oregon and Washington, working on improving stroke care and delivery in
our region.
Each of the five states (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and
Washington) are equally represented by clinicians, public health
professionals, EMS/Dispatch, academia, and members of the American
Stroke Association/American Heart Association and National Stroke
Association. Areas of focus include telestroke, distance learning,
EMS/Dispatch, surveillance and evaluation, and advocacy. Please visit
their website for further information.
Northwest Regional Stroke Network: A partnership of AK, ID, MT, OR, &
WA
Northwest Regional Stroke Network
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Curriculum
AAP Breastfeeding Residency Curriculum Online Resource Now Available!
The AAP Section on Breastfeeding and the Health Resources and Services Administration's Maternal and Child Health Bureau has released a free Breastfeeding Residency Curriculum Online Resource for program directors and other faculty.
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