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Engaging the community in economic development through health workforce planning
using East Texas Area Health Education Center (AHEC) best practices to improve Texas rural county health.

THE ARRC MODEL

IMMEDIATE HEALTH WORKFORCE NEEDS

INTERMEDIATE HEALTH WORKFORCE NEEDS

FUTURE HEALTH WORKFORCE NEEDS

COMMUNITY INTEREST

AHEC RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION COMMUNITY (ARRC) MODEL

EAST TEXAS AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER

OUR PARTNER

Texas Department of Rural Affairs
(TDRA)

Solely dedicated to serving the healthcare needs and interests of rural Texas communities

TDRA Grants and Scholarships benefit rural communities and counties in areas such as economic development, disaster relief, infrastructure, feasibility studies, rural scholar recognition, access to emergency devices, healthcare investment, rural emergency medical services enhancement, rural hospital improvement, and physican assistant loan reimbursement.

Applications are availalble online

OUR ARRC STARS

ARRC Stars are communities who are actively engaged in one or more of AHEC's best practices for successful health workforce development.

Giddings, Lee County

Hamilton, Hamilton County

Canton, Van Zandt County

Woodville, Tyler County

Bay City, Matagorda County

Olney, Young County

Weimar, Colorado County

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT

MORE INFORMATION ON Rural County Health Workforce Economic Impact Analysis PROJECT

PROJECT REPORTS

Bay City, Matagorda County
Bronte, Coke County
Burnet, Burnet County
Canadian, Hemphill County
Canton, Van Zandt County
Carthage, Panola County
Cisco, Eastland County
Clifton, Bosque County
Edna, Jackson County
Eldorado, Schleicher County
Friona, Parmer County
Giddings, Lee County
Hallettsville, Lavaca County
Hamilton, Hamilton County
Hillsboro, Hill County
Jefferson, Marion County
Marble Falls, Burnet County
Marlin, Falls County
Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County
Olney, Young County
Post, Garza County
Pearsall, Frio County
Presidio, Presidio County
Ranger, Eastland County
Rankin, Upton County
Raymondville, Willacy County
Rising Star, Eastland County
Weimer, Colorado County
Wellington, Collingsworth County
Woodville, Tyler County

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The East Texas Area Health Education Center (AHEC) serves 111 counties through 9 regional offices in the eastern half of Texas. East Texas AHEC links the resources of academic health partners and others to improve the health of our communities by developing a quality health workforce and helping address unmet health needs. East Texas Area Health Education Center is based at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.

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