It’s not too late to register for tomorrow evening’s #NCHFMA in-person networking/round table event at Camel City BBQ in Winston-Salem.
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Programs like Kid Doc Summer Camp give children from diverse backgrounds the opportunity to explore the #healthcare field. Everyone should have the chance to discover their passion and follow their dreams! #FeelGoodFriday
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Kid Doc Summer Camp is the brainchild of Dr. Lindsay with @AtriumHealth Levine Children’s Rock Hill Pediatrics. This program aims to teach kids with diverse backgrounds all about medicine. Judging by their smiling faces, we would say it is a hit 🥼🩺
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Summer heat affects storage time and food deteriorates faster at higher temperatures. Swapping out plastic baggies for glass containers, preparing & freezing food in advance & buying locally grown produce in season can help you save by making fewer trips to the grocery store.
The hotel room block for the 2022 #NCHFMA Summer Meeting is CLOSING SOON - RESERVE YOUR ROOM TODAY! Deadline is July 16th.
Get excited to sing along with Julio & the Saltines (SC's ultimate party rock band) during Wednesday's evening reception at the #NCHFMA 2022 Summer Meeting at Myrtle Beach. Don't miss out on a great event: lnkd.in/gZnXs62y #HFMA #backtobasics #backinthesaddle
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Thanks NC House of Reps for overwhelmingly supporting Senate Bill 408 and HASP. S408 will bring federal dollars to help stabilize #NChospitals and ensure access to care. #ncga
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#Parents: #COVID19 vaccination helps keep kids 6 months and older from getting seriously sick if they get COVID-19.
Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 6 months and up: bit.ly/3CJme0v.

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Don't forget to book your room for the #NCHFMA Summer Meeting in Myrtle Beach. **Deadline is July 16!!** Register online by visiting the following link:
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Juneteenth commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African-Americans. Take a moment to consider the significance of the day, all that it represents, and the work we can do to make our community, and our nation, a more just and equitable place. #Juneteenth2022 #OneGreatTeam

























