Texas AHEC East AHEC Scholars Alumni Association
You’ve completed the program, but you’re still part of the AHEC story.
The Texas AHEC East AHEC Scholars Alumni Association connects current and former Scholars who are passionate about improving health outcomes, expanding access to care, and serving communities across Texas. Through networking opportunities, professional development, alumni spotlights, and ongoing engagement, you can stay connected to the people and mission that helped shape your journey.
No matter where your career takes you, your AHEC community is here to support, celebrate, and grow alongside you.
Why Stay Connected?
Your time as an AHEC Scholar may have started in the classroom and community, but the relationships, experiences, and opportunities don't end at graduation.
As a member of the Texas AHEC East AHEC Scholars Alumni Association, you can:
Build Meaningful Connections
Stay connected with fellow Scholars, healthcare professionals, faculty, and community partners across Texas who share your passion for improving health outcomes and expanding access to care.
Grow Your Career
Discover professional development opportunities, continuing education resources, leadership experiences, and career pathways that support your ongoing growth in the healthcare field.
Mentor the Next Generation
Share your experiences, insights, and advice with current AHEC Scholars as they prepare to enter the healthcare workforce and serve their communities.
Stay Engaged
Be the first to hear about alumni events, networking opportunities, community initiatives, research projects, and job openings throughout the Texas AHEC East network.
Continue Making an Impact
Collaborate with fellow alumni on outreach efforts, advocacy initiatives, and community-based projects that advance health equity and strengthen the healthcare workforce across Texas.
More Than an Alumni Network
The Texas AHEC East AHEC Scholars Alumni Association is a community of professionals committed to service, leadership, and improving the health of the communities they serve.
AHEC Scholars - Where Are They Now
Third-year medical student on rotations in Nacogdoches and Lufkin.
Honors and media features:
2026 “Empowered” series by Meg Ryan
2025 “First Clinical Rotation Leads SHSU-COM Student Doctor to Life-Changing Patient Diagnosis”
2025 “SHSU COM Spurs Forward Caring for Rodeo Athletes”
2025 Second Place for Case Report | SHSU College of Osteopathic Medicine
2025 Excellence in Service: Physiology & Pharmacology | SHSU College of Osteopathic Medicine
Second year internal medicine resident at the university of Kansas in Kansas City
- Currently preparing to apply to cardiology fellowship this summer.
- Participant in resident council as the VP of health disparities
- Mentor in the resident as mentors program
- Participant in various research projects.
Bridges to Continued Growth: Resources, opportunities, and connections to support you throughout your healthcare career.
The Texas AHEC East AHEC Scholars Alumni Association is a community of professionals who remain committed to service, leadership, and improving the health of the communities they serve. Whether you're just beginning your career or have years of experience, your connection to AHEC continues to create bridges for learning, collaboration, and meaningful impact.
Virtual Speaking Opportunities
Alumni have the opportunity to lead discussions with current AHEC Scholars as featured speakers at our virtual, hybrid, and in-person events. Let the team know you're interested here.
Alumni Directory
View the directory here and stay connected with your colleagues.
National AHEC Organization (NAO) Membership
Obtaining NAO alumni membership has additional benefits for Scholars, including advocacy training and opportunities , virtual opportunities for continuing education, national networking, and annual award opportunities. Learn more on NAO's website.
Research Funding Opportunities
Funding Databases
For medical students, learn how to fund your medical school journey here.
Apply for NHSC Loan Repayment Programs
To learn more about student loan repayments, view resources here from the Texas Department of State Health Services as well as this information provided by HRSA.