In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, access to high-quality education for healthcare professionals is essential. Miriam Chickering, CEO of the Frank Foundation, is helping expand access to healthcare education worldwide. Recently featured in CIO Women Magazine, Miriam shared her work and commitment to making healthcare education more accessible to learners across the globe.
The Mission of NextGenU
NextGenU is committed to providing free, high-quality education to healthcare professionals throughout the world, ensuring a well-prepared workforce for the future. Through its initiatives at Public Health U, Humanitarian U, The Addiction Training for Healthcare Professionals Program, and STEPS (primary STEM for students and teachers), NextGenU aims to democratize education across the healthcare sector.
Transforming Lives through Equitable, Accessible Education
Under Miriam Chickering’s leadership, NextGenU offers a full Master’s Degree in Public Health, a PhD in Global Health, and a Master’s in Education for Health Professionals, fostering an inclusive learning community. Learners have access to over 100 courses, including courses in community medicine, psychiatry, mental health and addiction, refugee health, and oncology, pediatric, and medical-surgical nursing.
To learn more, read the full article:
Web Version: https://ciowomenmagazine.com/miriam-chickering-ceo-of-nextgenu-org/
Digital Version: https://ciowomenmagazine.com/the-most-influential-women-leaders-in-edtech/
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