29th Annual Michigan Rural Health Conference

The Michigan Center for Rural Health has hosted the Michigan Rural Health Conference since 1997. The conference is of interest to a broad range of rural stakeholders and aims to provide engaging education on relevant topics for rural health providers. The conference is targeted towards those working in rural health, including rural health clinics and hospital settings. In addition, the conference also targets individuals and organizations from local public health, community mental health, substance use disorder treatment centers, and those working to positively impact social drivers of health.

Continuing education certificates are provided for social work, and community health workers.

The objectives of this conference include:

1. Provide an opportunity for rural health stakeholders to share and learn from each other.
2. Provide a networking and collaboration opportunity for rural health stakeholders.
3. Provide current and relevant information to rural health stakeholders

Questions? Contact
Michigan Center for Rural Health
Administrative Assistant
517.355.7979
com.mcrhaa@msu.edu