FORT SMITH, AR. — Following the announcement of Arkansas Colleges of Health Education's (ACHE) new partnership with the NATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine (NATO MILMED COE) during Exercise Vigorous Warrior 2026, faculty immediately joined NATO and...
The M.A.P. Program was created to help diversify the healthcare workforce by providing education, mentorship, and professional development opportunities for aspiring healthcare professionals.
Through this new partnership, ACHE’s developing Doctor of Executive Leadership (DEL) will connect with one of the world’s foremost organizations dedicated to advancing military medical education, doctrine, training, and multinational healthcare collaboration.
Arkansas Colleges of Health Education welcomed high school students from MASH Camp programs this summer, providing hands-on healthcare career exploration through simulation labs, osteopathic medicine, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and interactive learning experiences.
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education has partnered with Global Health ImPAct to expand leadership development and global service opportunities for healthcare professionals through the DMSc and DEL programs.
As Interim President, Dr. Blondin will provide leadership and guidance as ACHE continues its mission of educating future healthcare professionals and advancing excellence in health sciences education.
Since its launch, the fully online MPH program has focused on preparing students not only with technical public health knowledge, but also with leadership skills and a commitment to service.
This new admissions pathway is perfect for licensed allied health professionals interested in pursuing a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree.
As ACHE’s graduates begin the next chapter of their professional journeys, many will continue serving communities across Arkansas and the surrounding region.
As Dean, Dr. Loyke will oversee ARCOM’s academic program, faculty development, and strategic initiatives that support ARCOM’s mission to educate and train compassionate, skilled physicians who serve communities in need.
