Each year, ACHE hosts an Employee Appreciation & Awards Breakfast to honor years of service, recognize excellence, and celebrate recent promotions.
Student Doctor Jihad has been elected first vice chair of the Council of Osteopathic Student Government Presidents (COSGP) national board, becoming the first ARCOM student to serve at the national level.
The collaboration is designed to enrich curriculum offerings, provide exposure to best practices in emergency medicine, and create meaningful opportunities for mentorship and engagement with leaders in the field.
Parker’s vision and leadership have been foundational to the creation and growth of ACHE.
The Inclusive Egg Hunt was thoughtfully designed to ensure that every child could participate and enjoy the festivities in a way that felt comfortable and accessible.
The exhibition, presented in collaboration with Choctaw Nation Public Arts, showcases both traditional and contemporary pieces that reflect the rich heritage, storytelling, and artistic expression of Choctaw culture.
The Adopt A Scholar program is designed to provide financial assistance and personal encouragement to future physicians.
With 126 students participating, ARCOM celebrates 100% of students successfully placing into residency programs across the nation.
The 19,548-square-foot expansion includes 13 new patient care rooms and was driven by rising demand for primary care services and the need to grow a medical residency program in collaboration with the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education.
The community is invited to explore three of ACHE’s state-of-the-art facilities, meet faculty/staff & students, and learn more about how ACHE is shaping the future of healthcare in the River Valley and beyond.
