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CONTENTS
THANK YOU
PARTICIPATING
ORGANIZATIONS
CAREER AS A MD-PHD?
Thanks to the generosity of
the 2016 Health Fair
sponsors, students seeking
careers in medicine, social
work, and other health-
related fields can meet
with over 60 organizations.
Ever consider a career
where you solve patient's
medical struggles while
pursuing research that may
ultimately translate into a
clinical cure for diseases?
6 4 ORGANIZATION MAP
Layout of Participating Schools and Companies.
Please note: Nonprofit Organization Booths seeking
volunteers and interns are located in the Upper
Concourse area of the Donaghey Student Center.
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5 SPONSORS
EXCLUSIVE!
CONSIDERING A
CAREER AS A MD-
PHD?
MD-PHD CAREERS
FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES
OR HUMANITIES
2801 S UNIVERSITY AVENUE
LITTLE ROCK, AR 72204
501-569-3350
UALR.EDU/CALS
UALR.EDU/CEHP
HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR
SPONSORS
RESEARCH
CAREERS
6 PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS
8 PRESENTING SPONSOR: CHICK-FIL-A
9 PRESENTING SPONSOR: CHI ST. VINCENT
10 PRESENTING SPONSOR: ST. VINCENT'S
REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
11 MAROON SPONSOR: BAPTIST HEALTH
Plus, meet the Health Fair Leadership Team.
12 ON-CAMPUS CONTACTS
TESTING INFORMATION
MEDICAL RESEARCH CAREERS
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HEALTH FAIR MAP
HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR
Donaghey Student Center
Ledbetter Hall
*Please note: Nonprofit Organization Booths are located in the Upper Concourse area of the
Donaghey Student Center.
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EXHIBITORSCAREER SERVICES
EMPLOYERSINTERNSHIPS
GRADUATEPROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS
PARTICIPANTS
Arkansas Children's Nutrition
Center
PREMED COACHMedoptim
Arkansas Department of Human
Services
NephropathLife Strategies of AR,
LLC
Saline Memorial Hospital The BridgeWay
American University of
Antigua College of Medicine
Arkansas Tech University
Graduate College
Arkansas State University
AT Still University American University of the
Caribbean School of Medicine
Auburn University
Cleveland Chiropractic
College
Harding University College of
Pharmacy
Harding University
Professional Counseling
Clincial and School
Harding University Physician
Assistant Program
John Brown University,
Little Rock Center
Henderson State University
Kansas City University National Library of Medicine
UAMS Library
Palmer College of Chiropractic Samford University McWhorter
School of Pharmacy
Sherman College of Chiropractic St George's Hospital Medical
School (London, UK)
UALR Department of
Health, Human Performance
and Sport Management
UALR Department of Nursing
Middle Tennessee State
University
Rockhurst University
Southern College of
Optometry
UALR Department of Speech
Communication
UAMS College of Health
Professions
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North Metro Medical
UALR School of Social Work
UAMS College of Medicine
UALR Department of
Counseling, Adult and
Rehabilitation Education (CARE)
UAMS College of Pharmacy
UAMS Department
of Laboratory Sciences
PARTICIPATINGORGS
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NONPROFIT PARTICIPANTS
HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR
Uniformed Services University
of the Health Sciences
Southwestern Oklahoma
State University-School of
Nursing
University of Arkansas Fort
Smith
Union University School of
Pharmacy
UAMS Graduate SchoolUAMS Fay W. Boozman
College of Public Health
University of Central Arkansas
College of Health and
Behavioral Sciences
PARTICIPANTS(CONTINUED)
GRADUATEPROFESSIONAL SCHOOLSGRADUATEPROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS (continued)
ORGANIZATIONS
Air Force
Arkansas Children's Hospital
Arkansas SOPHE
Arkansas State Crime Lab
ARORA
Baptist Health Foundation
Celebrate Recovery First NLR
Easter Seals Arkansas
Goodwill Industries of Arkansas
Habitat for Humanity
Hearts & Hooves
Heifer International
Our House
Special Olympics Arkansas
The Little Rock Zoo
The Salvation Army
UAMS Cancer Institute
United States Army Medical Department
Women and Children First
UALR Cooperative Education Internship
& Placement Office
OPPORTUNITIES
Volunteers, Members
Volunteers
Members
Interns
Volunteers
Volunteers, Interns
Members
Volunteers, Interns, Part-time workers, Members
Volunteers
Volunteers, Interns, Part-time workers
Volunteers, Interns
Volunteers, Interns
Volunteers
Volunteers, Interns
Volunteers
Volunteers, Part-time workers
Volunteers
Part-time workers, Members
Volunteers, Interns
Paid Interns
*Please note: Nonprofit organization booths are located in the Upper Concourse area of the
Donaghey Student Center.
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SPONSOR
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THANK YOU PRESENTING SPONSOR
2016
THANK YOU
2016 PRESENTING SPONSOR
St. Vincent's Rehabilitation Hospital
2201 Wildwood Avenue
Sherwood, AR
501) 834-1800 72120
stvincentrehabhospital.com
SPONSOR|ITEAM
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HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR
The Health Professions Graduate School and Career Fair would not be possible with out the help
of volunteers, students, faculty, and staff who have given their time and energy to make this fair a
success. We would like to acknowledge the collaborative efforts of the core team from UALR's
College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences (CALS) and College of Education and Health Professions
(CEHP):
Carmen Robinson - CALS Administrator
Donna L. Shelton - CALS Communications
Lisa Palacios - CEHP Administrator
Leah Thorvilson - CEHP Development
Angela Paladino - CALS Student Success
Alisha Harris - CALS Volunteer Coordinator
HEALTH FAIR LEADERSHIP
Dr. Shearle Furnish, founding dean of
UALR College of Arts, Letters and
Sciences (CALS).
Dr. Ann Bain, founding dean
of UALR College of Education and
Health Professions (CEHP).
CORE HEALTH FAIR TEAM
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MEDICAL RESEARCH
HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR
The career of a physician-scientist is unique. There are few comparable careers that allow one
to experience the passion of solving a patient's medical struggles while pursuing research that
may define the mechanism of that patient’s disease and may ultimately translate into a clinical
cure for the disease.
MD-PhD trainees are research scientists who solve mechanisms underlying disease, combined
with their passion to treat patients in a clinical setting.
MD-PhD training efficiently integrates the scientific and medical education of the physician-
scientist.
During the PhD training years MD-PhD students take the coursework and formal training in
research methodology that are important for the development of the research scientist.
Most MD-PhD programs provide trainees a stipend and tuition scholarships. This financial
support recognizes the time that a student must spend in training for the MD-PhD career. The
extent of financial support varies among programs and may only support U.S. citizens and
permanent residents.
Areas of Research Interest for MD-PhD Training
Most MD-PhD candidates earn their PhD in biomedical laboratory disciplines such as cell
biology, biochemistry, genetics, immunology, pharmacology, physiology, neuroscience, and
biomedical engineering.
Some MD-PhD Programs also allow trainees to do their graduate work in fields outside of
laboratory disciplines, including computational biology, economics, epidemiology, health care
policy, anthropology, sociology, or the history of medicine.
The spectrum of graduate degree programs offered is an important element to consider when
applying to specific MD-PhD Programs. Learn more at aamc.org/mdphd.
CONSIDERING A CAREER AS A MD-PHD?
There are MD-PhD programs encompassing
fields such as epidemiology, medical
anthropology, health care economics, health
policy, public health, bioethics, history,
sociology, psychology, and others.
Source: aamc.org/mdphd
Courtesy of Association of American Medical Colleges
MEDICALRESEARCHCAREER
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MEDICAL RESEARCH AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR
What are the career paths of MD-PhD program graduates in the social sciences and
humanities?
Many graduates of these programs follow career paths that are similar to those of basic science
MD-PhD program graduates. These alumni typically spend a large percentage of their time focused
on their research, while also spending some time involved in the direct care of patients (or in other
clinical responsibilities). An example would be someone who spends most of his/her time engaged
in anthropological research, while spending additional time seeing patients, and also teaching.
Someone like this typically has a faculty appointment at a University and is a member of the
Department of Anthropology and the Department of Medicine. Another example might be
someone who is a Professor of Health Care Economics and also Pediatrics. Someone like this
would typically focus primarily on research in economics, and would also spend time caring for
patients, and teaching.
Who should consider going into an MD-PhD program in the social sciences and humanities?
Students who are interested in the career path described above should consider this type of
program. It is meant to prepare individuals to become physician-scholars who will devote a
substantial portion of their career to research and academic scholarship.
Do I need to have both an MD and a PhD to have a career focused on medically relevant
research in the social sciences or humanities, or can I do this type of research with just a PhD?
If your goal is to conduct research on a topic related to medicine, but you are not interested in
clinical work, then the PhD alone is probably a better choice for you. There are many examples of
successful researchers who do not have an MD, and who are studying important topics relevant to
health care, often with a team of experts that includes clinically trained individuals. Medical school
is a big investment of time and work, and at least two years of the curriculum involve interacting
directly with patients in hospitals and other settings. The MD is an important part of training for
those who wish to be both researchers and physicians, but it is not necessarily required for those
who want to spend all of their time doing research on medically relevant issues, and who do not
feel drawn to patient care. Learn more at www.aamc.org/mdphd.
Courtesy of Association of American Medical Colleges
Yes. There are MD-PhD program
encompassing fields such as epidemiology,
medical anthropology, health care economics,
health policy, public health, bioethics, history,
sociology, psychology, and others.
MD-PHD CAREERS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES OR
HUMANITIES?
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PROFESSIONS
CAREER
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    SOCIAL MEDIA @UALRCALS @UALR ACCORDING TOWIKIPEDIA, A NEWS ARTIC RECENT NEWS OF EITHER GENERAL INTER OR OF A SPECIFIC TOPIC (I.E. POLITICAL OR CLUB NEWSLETTERS, OR TECHNOLOGY NE HELPFUL RESOURCES INSIDE FAIR GUIDE APRIL 4, 2016 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. UALR DONAGHEY STUDENT CENTER FACEBOOK Open to the Public • Free Admission • Free Parking#UALR #UALRHEALTH Brought to you by College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences College of Education and Health Professions.
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    CONTENTS THANK YOU PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS CAREER ASA MD-PHD? Thanks to the generosity of the 2016 Health Fair sponsors, students seeking careers in medicine, social work, and other health- related fields can meet with over 60 organizations. Ever consider a career where you solve patient's medical struggles while pursuing research that may ultimately translate into a clinical cure for diseases? 6 4 ORGANIZATION MAP Layout of Participating Schools and Companies. Please note: Nonprofit Organization Booths seeking volunteers and interns are located in the Upper Concourse area of the Donaghey Student Center. 5 14 5 SPONSORS EXCLUSIVE! CONSIDERING A CAREER AS A MD- PHD? MD-PHD CAREERS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES OR HUMANITIES 2801 S UNIVERSITY AVENUE LITTLE ROCK, AR 72204 501-569-3350 UALR.EDU/CALS UALR.EDU/CEHP HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR SPONSORS RESEARCH CAREERS 6 PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS 8 PRESENTING SPONSOR: CHICK-FIL-A 9 PRESENTING SPONSOR: CHI ST. VINCENT 10 PRESENTING SPONSOR: ST. VINCENT'S REHABILITATION HOSPITAL 11 MAROON SPONSOR: BAPTIST HEALTH Plus, meet the Health Fair Leadership Team. 12 ON-CAMPUS CONTACTS TESTING INFORMATION MEDICAL RESEARCH CAREERS 13 14
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    ORGANIZATIONMAP 04 HEALTH FAIR MAP HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR DonagheyStudent Center Ledbetter Hall *Please note: Nonprofit Organization Booths are located in the Upper Concourse area of the Donaghey Student Center. 03 SEPTEMBER2015|ISSUE05
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    63 HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR 03 03 EXHIBITORSCAREER SERVICES EMPLOYERSINTERNSHIPS GRADUATEPROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS PARTICIPANTS ArkansasChildren's Nutrition Center PREMED COACHMedoptim Arkansas Department of Human Services NephropathLife Strategies of AR, LLC Saline Memorial Hospital The BridgeWay American University of Antigua College of Medicine Arkansas Tech University Graduate College Arkansas State University AT Still University American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine Auburn University Cleveland Chiropractic College Harding University College of Pharmacy Harding University Professional Counseling Clincial and School Harding University Physician Assistant Program John Brown University, Little Rock Center Henderson State University Kansas City University National Library of Medicine UAMS Library Palmer College of Chiropractic Samford University McWhorter School of Pharmacy Sherman College of Chiropractic St George's Hospital Medical School (London, UK) UALR Department of Health, Human Performance and Sport Management UALR Department of Nursing Middle Tennessee State University Rockhurst University Southern College of Optometry UALR Department of Speech Communication UAMS College of Health Professions CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 07 PARTICIPATINGORGS 06 North Metro Medical UALR School of Social Work UAMS College of Medicine UALR Department of Counseling, Adult and Rehabilitation Education (CARE) UAMS College of Pharmacy UAMS Department of Laboratory Sciences
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    PARTICIPATINGORGS 07 NONPROFIT PARTICIPANTS HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR Uniformed ServicesUniversity of the Health Sciences Southwestern Oklahoma State University-School of Nursing University of Arkansas Fort Smith Union University School of Pharmacy UAMS Graduate SchoolUAMS Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health University of Central Arkansas College of Health and Behavioral Sciences PARTICIPANTS(CONTINUED) GRADUATEPROFESSIONAL SCHOOLSGRADUATEPROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS (continued) ORGANIZATIONS Air Force Arkansas Children's Hospital Arkansas SOPHE Arkansas State Crime Lab ARORA Baptist Health Foundation Celebrate Recovery First NLR Easter Seals Arkansas Goodwill Industries of Arkansas Habitat for Humanity Hearts & Hooves Heifer International Our House Special Olympics Arkansas The Little Rock Zoo The Salvation Army UAMS Cancer Institute United States Army Medical Department Women and Children First UALR Cooperative Education Internship & Placement Office OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers, Members Volunteers Members Interns Volunteers Volunteers, Interns Members Volunteers, Interns, Part-time workers, Members Volunteers Volunteers, Interns, Part-time workers Volunteers, Interns Volunteers, Interns Volunteers Volunteers, Interns Volunteers Volunteers, Part-time workers Volunteers Part-time workers, Members Volunteers, Interns Paid Interns *Please note: Nonprofit organization booths are located in the Upper Concourse area of the Donaghey Student Center.
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    SPONSOR 10 HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR THANK YOU PRESENTINGSPONSOR 2016 THANK YOU 2016 PRESENTING SPONSOR St. Vincent's Rehabilitation Hospital 2201 Wildwood Avenue Sherwood, AR 501) 834-1800 72120 stvincentrehabhospital.com
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    SPONSOR|ITEAM 11 HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR The Health ProfessionsGraduate School and Career Fair would not be possible with out the help of volunteers, students, faculty, and staff who have given their time and energy to make this fair a success. We would like to acknowledge the collaborative efforts of the core team from UALR's College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences (CALS) and College of Education and Health Professions (CEHP): Carmen Robinson - CALS Administrator Donna L. Shelton - CALS Communications Lisa Palacios - CEHP Administrator Leah Thorvilson - CEHP Development Angela Paladino - CALS Student Success Alisha Harris - CALS Volunteer Coordinator HEALTH FAIR LEADERSHIP Dr. Shearle Furnish, founding dean of UALR College of Arts, Letters and Sciences (CALS). Dr. Ann Bain, founding dean of UALR College of Education and Health Professions (CEHP). CORE HEALTH FAIR TEAM
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    MEDICALRESEARCHCAREER 14 MEDICAL RESEARCH HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR The careerof a physician-scientist is unique. There are few comparable careers that allow one to experience the passion of solving a patient's medical struggles while pursuing research that may define the mechanism of that patient’s disease and may ultimately translate into a clinical cure for the disease. MD-PhD trainees are research scientists who solve mechanisms underlying disease, combined with their passion to treat patients in a clinical setting. MD-PhD training efficiently integrates the scientific and medical education of the physician- scientist. During the PhD training years MD-PhD students take the coursework and formal training in research methodology that are important for the development of the research scientist. Most MD-PhD programs provide trainees a stipend and tuition scholarships. This financial support recognizes the time that a student must spend in training for the MD-PhD career. The extent of financial support varies among programs and may only support U.S. citizens and permanent residents. Areas of Research Interest for MD-PhD Training Most MD-PhD candidates earn their PhD in biomedical laboratory disciplines such as cell biology, biochemistry, genetics, immunology, pharmacology, physiology, neuroscience, and biomedical engineering. Some MD-PhD Programs also allow trainees to do their graduate work in fields outside of laboratory disciplines, including computational biology, economics, epidemiology, health care policy, anthropology, sociology, or the history of medicine. The spectrum of graduate degree programs offered is an important element to consider when applying to specific MD-PhD Programs. Learn more at aamc.org/mdphd. CONSIDERING A CAREER AS A MD-PHD? There are MD-PhD programs encompassing fields such as epidemiology, medical anthropology, health care economics, health policy, public health, bioethics, history, sociology, psychology, and others. Source: aamc.org/mdphd Courtesy of Association of American Medical Colleges
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    MEDICALRESEARCHCAREER 15 MEDICAL RESEARCH ANDSOCIAL SCIENCES HEALTHPROFESSIONSFAIR What are the career paths of MD-PhD program graduates in the social sciences and humanities? Many graduates of these programs follow career paths that are similar to those of basic science MD-PhD program graduates. These alumni typically spend a large percentage of their time focused on their research, while also spending some time involved in the direct care of patients (or in other clinical responsibilities). An example would be someone who spends most of his/her time engaged in anthropological research, while spending additional time seeing patients, and also teaching. Someone like this typically has a faculty appointment at a University and is a member of the Department of Anthropology and the Department of Medicine. Another example might be someone who is a Professor of Health Care Economics and also Pediatrics. Someone like this would typically focus primarily on research in economics, and would also spend time caring for patients, and teaching. Who should consider going into an MD-PhD program in the social sciences and humanities? Students who are interested in the career path described above should consider this type of program. It is meant to prepare individuals to become physician-scholars who will devote a substantial portion of their career to research and academic scholarship. Do I need to have both an MD and a PhD to have a career focused on medically relevant research in the social sciences or humanities, or can I do this type of research with just a PhD? If your goal is to conduct research on a topic related to medicine, but you are not interested in clinical work, then the PhD alone is probably a better choice for you. There are many examples of successful researchers who do not have an MD, and who are studying important topics relevant to health care, often with a team of experts that includes clinically trained individuals. Medical school is a big investment of time and work, and at least two years of the curriculum involve interacting directly with patients in hospitals and other settings. The MD is an important part of training for those who wish to be both researchers and physicians, but it is not necessarily required for those who want to spend all of their time doing research on medically relevant issues, and who do not feel drawn to patient care. Learn more at www.aamc.org/mdphd. Courtesy of Association of American Medical Colleges Yes. There are MD-PhD program encompassing fields such as epidemiology, medical anthropology, health care economics, health policy, public health, bioethics, history, sociology, psychology, and others. MD-PHD CAREERS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES OR HUMANITIES?
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