Our communities are calling on us—to listen, to serve, and to meet the demand for accessible, high-quality health care. When primary care thrives, so do our communities. It’s more than individual health; primary care is the critical link connecting personal well-being to the collective strength of all. By addressing both preventive and urgent health needs, primary care strengthens public health, reduces disparities, and builds resilience across neighborhoods, towns, and entire populations.
Monday, November 18- Lunch and Learn- Health Profession Student Opportunity
Versatility of Careers in Primary Care- One Provider’s Journey
Primary Care Progress-Lunch and Learn
Presenter: Adam Perrin, MD
Time: 12:00-1:00 pm
Location: Low Auditorium, UConn Health
Tuesday, November 19 – CME credit available
Highlighting Wins in Primary Care
Time: 12:00-1:00 pm
Moderator: Anton Alerte, MD
Panelists: Steven Angus, MD, Christina Runyan, PhD, Maria Gabriela De Sousa, MD
Enhance job fulfillment in Primary Care! Join us to support fellow clinicians and residents in skill-building, recognizing wins, and embracing the pride of patient-centered care. Together, let’s redefine success and celebrate the impact of every ‘small win’ in Primary Care.
Wednesday, November 20 – CME credit available
Incentives to gain interest in Primary Care
Time: 12:00-1:00 pm
Moderator: Anton Alerte, MD
Panelists: Karen Pasquale, MPH, Justin Hamrick, MPH, Suzanna Hanlon, Joy Hong, MD
Explore strategies to overcome recruitment barriers in Primary Care! Learn about innovative programs, retention tactics, and financial incentives designed to build and sustain a strong primary care workforce.
Thursday, November 21- CME credit available
Legislative Changes Impacting Lead Poisoning Interventions for Pediatric Populations
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Moderator: Petra Clark-Dufner
Panelists: Jennifer Haile, MD, and Julia Levin, MS-3
Join us to learn about lead poisoning prevention! We'll cover sources and effects of lead exposure in children, state trends, screening guidelines, and connect with local resources to keep our communities safe.
Thursday, November 21 Suturing Simulation Workshop- Health Profession Student Opportunity
Suturing Simulation Workshop
Time: 6:30-7:30 pm
Location: Asylum Hill Family Medicine
Facilitators: Kiran Lorick, MD Primary Care Progress/Family Medicine Interest Group/CT AHEC
*Registration Required, health profession students only