What staff will I need to support NIMAA successfully at my organization?
The following roles are critical to the success of the NIMAA program at your health center:
- The Externship Organization NIMAA Program Coordinator (PC) - click here for an overview of the PC role
- Preceptors - click here to see preceptor responsibilities
- Site Facilitator - click here to see site facilitator responsibilities
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How much work is involved by a participating externship organization in preparing to support the NIMAA model?
To be successful, externship organizations need to establish leadership and systemic support of the NIMAA program. This typically starts with an internal executive sponsor who sees the value NIMAA can bring to your health center, and who then ...
Need to withdraw from the NIMAA program?
If you need to withdraw from the NIMAA program, please complete the Withdrawal Request form in Populi as instructed below. Please refer to the NIMAA Catalog for any questions regarding your outstanding financial obligations, refunds, re-admittance, ...
Submitting Student Support Request Form
1. When logged into Populi, click on Forms just right of the dashboard. 2. You can scroll down to Student Form - Student Support Form or search for it in the top bar. 3. The form will open, and you can begin to fill out the form. In the link in the ...
What websites will students need access to from our clinic when participating in the program?
Students will be accessing the following when on your premises and hence over your network. You may need to speak with your IT team to ensure that the following domains are not blocked by your network firewall so that students can successfully ...
Does a clinic need to be offering patient-centered medical home and team care to be an externship organization?
Externship organizations need to be committed to, and already moving towards, person-centered, team-based care or they are unlikely to be interested in this kind of training. Moreover, just training the MAs in this fashion will not work well unless ...