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ETSU Health receives $2.4M grant to expand care for unhoused communities - ETSU News
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ETSU Health receives $2.4M grant to expand care for unhoused communities - ETSU News

  • ETSU Health lands a $2.439 million HRSA grant to fund a new street medicine program for the unhoused.
  • The program, ‘Taking to the STREETs,’ will train residents and deliver care in shelters, community spaces, and encampments.
  • The initiative plans to start training about 60 residents with care at ETSU sites and expand to more cities in the coming years.
  • Care teams will include physicians, residents, and social workers to connect patients with medical and social services.
  • The program aims to reduce emergencies by bringing care into the community and addressing housing-related challenges.
  • HRSA funding fully covers total program costs, signaling strong federal support for rural health access.
  • ETSU Health will collaborate with local partners to strengthen support for unhoused residents.
  • The initiative includes interprofessional training across primary care, behavioral health, and social needs.
  • The program will start at ETSU Health Downtown Day Center and expand to Kingsport and Bristol later.
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Precepting with Purpose: Rachael Tikum Reflects on the Mobile Health Training Project
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Precepting with Purpose: Rachael Tikum Reflects on the Mobile Health Training Project

  • Rachael Tikum mentored nurse practitioner students on a federally funded mobile health unit in Newark as the four-year MHTP concluded.
  • The Mobile Health Training Project expanded access to primary care in Newark while providing hands-on clinical training.
  • Students reported ‘light bulb moments’ when applying classroom knowledge to real patient care.
  • Gabrielle Ciraco praised Tikum’s clinical expertise and mentorship as shaping her future as a nurse practitioner.
  • The program supported underserved populations with essential health screenings and ongoing support.
  • Tikum’s motivation stems from mentors who helped her early in her nursing career.
  • The four-year HRSA-funded grant concluded as Seton Hall recognizes the unit’s impact on Newark communities.
  • Preceptors like Tikum helped mentor the next generation of nurse practitioners.
  • The initiative provided a model for integrating classroom learning with community-based care.
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