Students in grades 9 through 12 will discover health careers, earn certifications through hands-on activities, and collaborate with Rappahannock Community College to build a pathway to their chosen career. July 22, 2026, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at King George High School. Sponsored by Claude Moore Charitable Foundation, Mary Washington Healthcare, Westmoreland Economic Development, Westmoreland High School, Westmoreland Emergency Services, King George High School, King George Fire and Rescue, and Rappahannock Community College.

Students in grades 10 through 12 will explore various health career opportunities, gain certifications, and learn about volunteer opportunities. Lunch and scrubs provided. August 3-5, 2026, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Registration will open May 1st at 6pm. More information to come. Sponsored by RWRH, Claude Moore Charitable Foundation, and Rappahannock Community College.

Course held every Monday, Wednesday and every other Friday from 9am - 3:50pm. Pre-Registration/Documentation Submission Deadline: Friday July 31, 2026. Must Attend Mandatory Orientation: August 3, 2026 at 2pm at NWFC Campus. End date TBD.

Final session of virtual educational series on essential tremor and Parkinson's disease. Comprehensive overview of all therapy options including medication, focused ultrasound, and deep brain stimulation. Designed for patients, families, caregivers and healthcare professionals.

Board of Nursing meeting at 9 am Eastern Time. Submit agenda requests 10 full working days before meeting date. In-person meeting.

This special free event focuses on helping young patients live healthy, fun-filled lives. Children, teens, and their families will have the opportunity to meet with physicians, dietitians, nephrologists, and other healthcare professionals for empowering education. The event features speakers for parents and engaging activities for kids, covering topics like new medicine, managing kidney transplants, emotional support, dialysis options, technology breakthroughs, and nutrition. Following lunch, families will enjoy access to the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry. The program includes registration/breakfast at 9:00AM, various educational sessions including The Kidney Lab family activities, STEM stations, art therapy, genetics education, and concludes with museum exploration at 12:30PM.

Part of the NC State Certified Companion Animal Rehabilitation Assistant (CCAA) Program. This is a hands-on laboratory component of the comprehensive certificate program that includes online coursework (CCAA I), hands-on labs (CCAA II), and final exam (CCAA III). The program is designed for individuals wanting to work in small animal rehabilitation as assistants to veterinary professionals. Features evidence-based curriculum taught by board-certified veterinary and physical therapy specialists.

In-person hiring event with multiple employers across various industries including healthcare, technology, engineering, and professional services.

American Health Information Management Association National conference. Multi-day event from October 4th - 6th.

The M.M. Costello Scholarship offers financial assistance to female active, retired, reserve, or veteran members of the U.S. Army OR their female or male descendants. Graduating high school seniors, undergraduates, and graduate students studying for a professional certificate, associate, bachelor's, or graduate degree in any field related to health care are welcome to apply. Application requires essay, proof of enrollment, academic transcript, and two letters of recommendation. This is a renewable scholarship.

Informational session about a unique Summer 2027 Health Science travel experience to Edinburgh and London for students interested in medicine, healthcare, forensics, and biomedical innovation. The program includes visits to historic medical institutions, anatomy history, medical museums, forensics workshops, Jack the Ripper investigation tour, medical schools, hospitals, surgical spaces, and cultural experiences. Parent or guardian must attend the session.