The research emphasizes the importance of structured onboarding, supportive leadership and strategies to improve faculty retention, helping strengthen the future of occupational therapy education.
The back-to-back publications highlight the expertise of ACHE’s DMSc faculty and their commitment to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care beyond the classroom.
Over the years, the Stethoscope Program has given Terri and Chuck Peacock something they did not necessarily expect; long-lasting relationships.
Around 650 future health care professionals from across the River Valley came together Friday, October 2, for the second annual Arkansas Colleges of Health Education
Today, as President of Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE), Dr. Blondin brings with her an extraordinary record of leadership.
Since the tradition began in 2017, approximately 1,600 ARCOM Student Doctors have participated in the milestone
ACHE researchers hope to better understand why some people experience significant improvements in weight, cardiovascular health and blood sugar control, while others following similar exercise programs see more limited results.
From growing lettuce and herbs to learning about science, nutrition and potential careers, ACHE’s hydroponic gardens are bringing new hands-on learning opportunities to classrooms across the region.
Meet Christopher J. Loyke, DO, FACOFP, the new Dean of ARCOM, and learn how a career rooted in teaching, service and patient care has shaped his approach to leadership and his vision for future physicians.
The new DEL program was developed to meet the growing demand for experienced leaders who can navigate organizational change, workforce transformation, innovation, and increasingly complex business environments.
