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The Women and Babies Center at Penn State Health Hampden Medical Center is ready to provide all the care your growing family needs, close to home on the West Shore. Schedule a tour today.

Presented by Lisa Davis, PhD; and Kyle Kopko, PhD Health care delivery is becoming an increasing larger share of the economy in rural Pennsylvania.  Hospitals, physician offices, and retail pharmacies represent only one slice of the economic contributions of health care.  In coming years, the importance of health care delivery will increase as rural Pennsylvanians […]

Offering a fresh variety of locally grown fruits, vegetables and tropical fruits for purchase.

Dealing with Unexpected Changes session. Registration is required

“The Multiplex Higher-order Structure of Native Chromatin in Cancer Cells and its Unfolding by Histone Modifications” presented at 4 p.m. by Nathan Jentink. Dr. Sergei Grigoryev is the adviser. Tyler Wood will present a seminar at 4:30 p.m. "m6A-Modified mRNA in Melanoma-Derived Extracellular Vesicles Enhances Metastasis". Dr. Vladimir Spiegelman is the adviser.

This two-evening class covers care of your infant from birth to one year, including feeding, bathing, diapering and home safety. For registration information, call 717-981-8238 or e-mail hmoretz@pennstatehealth.psu.edu.

Ramadan begins the evening of Wednesday, March 22, and ends the evening of Thursday, April 21.

This case-based Penn State Project ECHO series is designed to empower medical students to manage a wide range of patient mental health conditions to improve overall patient care.

In this in person workshop, Seamus Carmichael will walk you through the process of creating an Academic Research Poster, offering templates and design advice and will show you how to get your poster printed here at the Hershey Campus. Please register here:  https://harrelllibcal.library.psu.edu/event/9888345

Penn State Health Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion invites Penn State Health's internal community to this conversation to hear perspectives from subject matter experts on bias and violence in diverse communities and its effects on health.

Penn State Health recruiters will be available to provide information on clinical career opportunities.

This case-based Penn State Project ECHO series focuses on aiding school personnel within middle and senior high schools.

Thiru M. Annaswamy, MD, MA, FAAPMR, will present an inaugural lecture as Rocco Ortenzio Chair of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

Dr. Zhang, who serves as an associate professor in the department of pathology at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, will present a research seminar as part of the Biomedical Sciences Seminar Series. The seminar title is Principles of tumor brain metastasis - revisiting "seed and soil" through the lens of single cell analysis.

This class covers phases/stages of labor and delivery, comfort measures and breathing techniques to use during labor, pain medication options and what to expect postpartum.  It is best if taken in the last 4 months of pregnancy.  For registration information, call 717-981-8238 or e-mail hmoretz@pennstatehealth.psu.edu.

Experts from Penn State Health will talk about fertility treatment, pregnancy, labor and delivery and more.

This case-based Penn State Project ECHO series aims to empower pediatricians and school nurses to improve health outcomes for the underserved.

This Penn State Project ECHO series provides an innovative and evidence-based approach to increasing high-quality care for long-term care residents. The case-based series aims to bring together specialists and non-specialists to improve care for residents in the communities where they live.

This session will cover how to provide health equity for Autistic Patients. Session will be led by Caanen Churukha, LCSW, Program Manager for Disability Inclusion and Cheryl Richardson, DrPH(c), MPH, BSN, RN, CPPS, Senior Director Clinical Nursing Excellence. You will learn how to: Better understand the healthcare access needs for autistic patients Identify common barriers […]

This one evening, two-hour class covers comfort measures and breathing techniques for labor.  It can be taken as a refresher class if you’ve given birth before or a condensed class if you are not able to attend our other childbirth classes but still prefer an in-person class.  For registration information, call 717-981-8238 or e-mail hmoretz@pennstatehealth.psu.edu.

Learn how to stand up to microaggressions and bias and create a more welcoming workplace at Penn State Health.