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Saving Women's Lives® List of Participating Schools 2020 Survivors Teaching Students: Saving Women’s Lives® List of Participating Schools 2020 Alabama Calhoun Community College Northeast Alabama Community College (Nursing) University of Alabama at Huntsville School of Nursing University of Alabama Birmingham Arizona Chamberlain College of Nursing University of Arizona School of Medicine –Tucson University of Arizona School of Medicine - Phoenix California Azusa Pacific University School of Nursing Bastyr University (Naturopathic Medicine) Cal State Channel Islands (Nursing) - Camarillo Cal State Channel Islands (Nursing) - Goleta Cal State Los Angeles Nurse Practitioner Program California Pacific Medical Center (Medical from Dartmouth University and residents) California State University Fullerton (Nursing) California State University Sacramento (Nursing) California State University San Marcos (Nurse Practitioner) Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Contra Costa Community College Azusa Pacific University Geri and Richard Brawerman Nursing Institute of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Glendale Career College (Nursing) Golden West College School of Nursing Grossmont College of Nursing Holy Names University (Nurse Practitioner) Loma Linda University Medical Center L.A. County and USC Hospital, Internal Medicine Residency Program Marshall B. Ketchum University School of Physician Assistant Studies Midwestern University, College of Osteopathic Medicine (Arizona) MiraCosta College Palomar College Nursing Program Samuel Merritt University - Nursing Samuel Merritt University - Nurse Practitioner Program Samuel Merritt University - Physician Assistant Program San Diego City College Nursing Education San Diego State University School of Nursing San Jose State Nursing Program Scripps Chula Vista - Scripps Family Medicine Residency Sonoma State University - Nurse Practitioner Program Southwestern College Nursing Students Program Stanford University School of Medicine Stanford University Physician Assistant Program Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine Touro University - Nurse Practitioner Touro University - Physician Assistants United States University School of Nursing University of California, Davis, School of Medicine University of California, Davis, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing – Nurse Practitioner Program and Physician Assistant Program University of California, Irvine University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), Internal Medicine Residency Program University of California, San Diego, Family Medicine Residency Program University of California, San Diego, OB/GYN Residency Program University of California, San Diego, Primary Care Residency Program, Veterans Medical Center University of California at San Francisco Medical School University of California at San Francisco - Nurse Practitioner Program University of San Diego Hahn School of Nursing University of San Francisco - Nurse Practitioner Program University of Southern California Medical School Colorado Denver School of Nursing Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Connecticut UCONN Medical School District of Columbia Georgetown University Medical School Florida Florida State University Florida A & M University Barry University - Miami Shores (Physician Assistant Program) Barry University - St. Petersburg (Physician Assistant Program) Nova SouthEastern St. Petersburg College (Nursing) University of Florida University of Florida College of Pharmacy Georgia Clayton State University - Maternal and Women's Health (Nursing) Emory School of Medicine Georgia Regents University (Physician Assistants) Morehouse School of Medicine Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Georgia Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine University of Hawaii School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene Illinois Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Rosalind Franklin University (Physician Assistant Program) Rush Medical College University of Chicago University of Illinois at Chicago University of Illinois at Rockford Indiana Ivy Tech Community College -Nursing at the following campuses: Bloomington Columbus Fort Wayne Franklin Greencastle Indianapolis Indianapolis (Lawrence Campus) Lafayette Lawrenceburg Madison Marion Muncie Richmond Sellersburg South Bend Terre Haute Valparaiso Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington - Radiation Therapy Marian College of Osteopathic Medicine Marian University, Alan and Sue Leighton School of Nursing Iowa Southeastern Community College University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine University of Iowa College of Nursing Kentucky Spalding University – NP Program University of Kentucky School of Medicine University of Kentucky College of Health Services, Department of Clinical Sciences, Division of Physician Assistant Studies University of Kentucky College of Nursing University of Kentucky College of Nursing – NP Program – Lexington University of Louisville School of Medicine Louisiana Louisiana State University Health Science Center Maine The Patrick Dempsey Center for Cancer Hope and Healing University of Southern Maine – Lewiston-Auburn Campus University of Southern Maine – Portland Campus Central Maine Medical Center Maryland Medstar Franklin Square Medical Center - Georgetown School of Medicine The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Massachusetts Tufts University Michigan Beaumont Health Systems Chamberlain College of Nursing (Troy) Concordia University (Nursing) DMC Huron Valley Sinai Hospital Michigan State University School of Medicine Michigan State University School of Medicine – Grand Rapids Michigan State University School of Osteopathic Medicine Michigan State University School of Nursing Michigan State University College of Nursing – Nurse Practitioner Program Monroe Community College (Nursing) Oakland University School of Physical Therapy Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine Providence Hospital Nurses University of Michigan—Ann Arbor University of Michigan—Flint Hospital Detroit Wayne State University Minnesota Augsburg College (Physician Assistant) Bethel University (Physician Assistant) Mayo Clinic Medical School Minnesota State University Mankato (Nurse Practitioner) St. Catherine’s University (Physician Assistant) The College of St. Scholastica (Nurse Practitioner) The College of St. Scholastica (Physician Assistant) University of Minnesota Medical School Winona State University (Nurse Practitioner) Missouri Applied Technology - Sunset Hills - Nursing Program Applied Technology - Wellston - Nursing Program Barnes-Jewish College Goldberg School of Nursing St. Louis University School of Medicine St. Luke's Internal Medicine Residency Program University of Missouri—St. Louis Washington University School of Medicine Webster University (Graduate Nursing Program) New Jersey University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey New Mexico University of New Mexico School of Medicine New York Albany Medical College Albert Einstein College of Medicine Community College of New York Physician Assistant Program Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University School of Nursing D'Youville College Long Island University Division of Physician Assistants Studies Long Island University School of Nursing Maria College Mercy College Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York Institute of Technology – School of Health Professions (Physician Assistant Program) New York Medical College New York University School of Medicine New York University School of Nursing Onondaga Community College Rochester Institute of Technology Russell Sage College Stony Brook University State of New York Suffolk County Community College School of Nursing SUNY Brockport SUNY Downstate College of Medicine St John Fisher College St. John’s University College of Pharmacy University at Buffalo University of Rochester Weill Cornell Medical College North Carolina Blue Ridge Community College - Nursing Carolinas College of Health Sciences - Allied Health Carolinas College of Health Sciences - Nursing Carolinas College of Health Sciences - Radiation Therapy Duke University School of Medicine Novant Health Family Medicine Residency Program Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Wake Forest University School of Medicine Wingate University School of Pharmacy (Hendersonville) Wingate University - Physician Assistant Program (Hendersonville) Wingate University School of Pharmacy (Wingate) Ohio Athena Career Academy (Nursing) Aultman College Baldwin Wallace University - Physician Assistant Program Bowling Green State University Cleveland State University School of Nursing Cuyahoga Community College - Nursing Program Kent State University - College of Nursing Lake Erie College – Physician Assistant Program Lorain County Community College Mercy College of Ohio - Nursing Program MetroHealth Medical Center (Case Western Family Residency Program) Miami Valley Career Technology Center Mt. St. Joseph University - Nursing Program Northeast Ohio Medical University (College of Medicine) Northeast Ohio Medical University (College of Pharmacy) Northeast Ohio Medical University (College of Graduate Studies) The Cleveland Clinic University of Akron - Nursing Program University of Cincinnati College of Medicine University of Cincinnati College of Nursing University of Findlay (Medical, Nursing, NP, PA, Other) University of Mount Union - Nursing School University of Mount Union - Physician Assistant Program University of Ohio Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine University of Ohio - Zanesville - Nursing University of Toledo Medical Center Ursuline College
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