Health-TECH Academy has achieved notable success through impactful projects, exemplified by its participation in the CAHRES (California Health and Human Services) project in collaboration with Sacramento State University and Kaiser Permanente. This joint venture has marked a significant milestone in the academy's commitment to advancing healthcare education and community health.

CAHRES Project:

The CAHRES project, a collaborative effort with Sacramento State University and Kaiser Permanente, underscores Health-TECH's dedication to addressing critical health and human services issues in California. Through this initiative, the academy has contributed to innovative solutions, leveraging the resources and expertise of both educational and healthcare institutions. The success of the CAHRES project demonstrates Health-TECH's ability to engage in meaningful partnerships that yield positive outcomes for the community.

In addition to the CAHRES project, Health-TECH Academy has achieved overall success in its collaboration with the Central Valley Health Network through the AHEC (Area Health Education Centers) Scholars program. This partnership highlights the academy's commitment to preparing students for careers in healthcare while addressing the specific needs of the Central and Sacramento Valley community.

AHEC Scholars Program:

The AHEC Scholars program, facilitated by the Central Valley Health Network, has provided Health-TECH students with valuable opportunities for hands-on learning, exposure to diverse healthcare settings, and the development of essential skills. The overall success in this collaboration underscores Health-TECH's dedication to producing well-rounded healthcare professionals who are not only academically proficient but also equipped with practical experience and a deep understanding of community health dynamics.

Through these impactful projects and partnerships, Health-TECH Academy has solidified its reputation as a hub for excellence in healthcare education. The academy's success in initiatives like the CAHRES project and the AHEC Scholars program exemplifies its commitment to fostering collaborative efforts that positively impact both students and the broader community health landscape.