The signing ceremony formalizes a three-year partnership in which HMMA will contribute $200,000 annually to support Faulkner’s Partnering in Alabama for Training in Healthcare (PATH) program.
) - A Memorandum of Understanding was signed on Wednesday between Faulkner University and Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama to establish and fund new training opportunities through Faulkner’sThe signing ceremony formalizes a three-year partnership in which HMMA will contribute $200,000 annually to support Faulkner’s Partnering in Alabama for Training in Healthcare program.
The signing ceremony formalizes a three-year partnership in which HMMA will contribute $200,000 annually to support Faulkner’s Partnering in Alabama for Training in Healthcare program.The PATH program is a statewide initiative led by Faulkner’s College of Health Sciences in collaboration with the Alabama Department of Public Health and a diverse network of partners. It aims to provide free, high-quality, simulation-based training to health care professionals and emergency responders across Alabama. PATH delivers immersive, interprofessional training experiences using a full spectrum of simulation technology, including high-fidelity manikins, task trainers, ultrasound systems, virtual reality, and other state-of-the-art equipment. In 2025, PATH received $1.2 million in funding through a partnership with ADPH, officially launching statewide training for public health nurses, public school nurses, emergency responders, the Alabama National Guard, and community partners. “This is a historical event with a public-private, private-private partnership, which is so important and critical for us in impacting healthcare in the state of Alabama and in the surrounding region,” said Faulkner University President Mitch Henry. The partnership will provide specialized training for HMMA personnel and contractors, like ACLS, PALS, CPR/AED certification and recertification, Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support, EMT, continuing competency training and advanced trauma simulations, to strengthen workforce readiness and professional development in the region. The signing ceremony formalizes a three-year partnership in which HMMA will contribute $200,000 annually to support Faulkner’s Partnering in Alabama for Training in Healthcare program.“We’re fortunate to have strong partnerships with many of the local colleges and universities here in town. These partnerships help strengthen the quality of life in the communities we call home and this new partnership with Faulkner University continues to build on that commitment,” saidThe agreement begins January 2026 and continues through December 2028.Single-vehicle crash delays traffic on I-65 northbound2 arrested in attempt to smuggle contraband into Ventress CorrectionalDebate over the SAVE America Act intensifies as critics warn of barriers to voting
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