Camp Med: Next Gen Healers
NEMO AHEC is excited to announce Camp Med: Next Gen Healers this summer at Sullivan County Memorial Hospital in Milan, MO. This two-day, hands-on camp is open to students entering 7th–12th grade for the 2025–2026 school year and is a great opportunity for those curious about careers in healthcare.
Camp Details:
Location: Sullivan County Memorial Hospital, Milan, MO
Dates: July 8–9 | 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
Registration Deadline: July 1
Cost: $15* (includes supplies, lunch both days, and a MASH Camp t-shirt) *Scholarships available
Activities include:
How to suture
Blood-typing forensics
CPR and first aid basics
Healthcare career presentations
Team-building exercises and more!
Scan the QR code to register!
Payments are due by registration closing date; checks can be made out to NEMO AHEC
Missouri AHEC Science and Health (M.A.S.H) Camp
NEMO AHEC is excited to announce MASH Camp (MAHEC Science and Health Camp) this summer at Scotland County Hospital in Memphis, MO. This two-day, hands-on camp is open to students entering 7th–12th grade for the 2025–2026 school year and is a great opportunity for those curious about careers in healthcare.
Camp Details
Location: Scotland County Hospital, Memphis, MO
Dates: July 30–31 | 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Registration Deadline: July 20
Cost: $30* (includes supplies, lunch both days, and a MASH Camp t-shirt) *Scholarships available
Activities include:
How to suture
Blood-typing forensics
CPR and first aid basics
Healthcare career presentations
Team-building exercises and more!
Scan the QR Code to register!
Payments are due by registration closing date; checks can be made out to NEMO AHEC
Mystery Diagnosis & Dissection Day
NEMO AHEC is delighted to implement a brand new medical adventure program with “Mystery Diagnosis & Dissection Day,” offering a unique hands-on learning experience. Participants will work collaboratively, guided by experienced anatomy fellows from A.T. Still University (ATSU), to diagnose and treat a simulated patient presenting with a complex medical case. This immersive program blends diagnostic reasoning with anatomical exploration, allowing participants to delve into real-world medical scenarios. Through careful examination of patient symptoms, medical history, and simulated anatomical findings, teams will formulate diagnoses and propose treatment plans, fostering critical thinking and teamwork skills within a simulated clinical environment.
The diagnostic activity will end with a hands-on dissection. Using what they learned during the diagnostic process, the fellows will guide students through a dissection that relates directly to the disease they diagnosed. This exercise will show students the real-world connection between diagnosing a disease and how it actually affects the body.
Fall 2025 Coming Soon!