Steven R. Shelton

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  Published on: 5/13/2006    Last Visited: 3/14/2007  

  Steven R. Shelton, M.B.A, PA-CAssistant Vice President for Community OutreachProgram Director, East Texas AHEC

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  Steven R. Shelton, MBA, PA-C, Executive Director

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  · Steve Shelton, MBA, PA-C, SHRC Chair and Assistant Vice President for Community Outreach Program Director, East Texas AHEC Office of Community Health Services University of Texas Medical Branch
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  · Steve Shelton, Executive Director, East Texas AHEC

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  "We are pleased that The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation continues to be interested in supporting ETRAP," says Steve Shelton, executive director for East Texas AHEC."The strong community support for projects that address locally defined needs will certainly be furthered by this continued funding."
  
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  The latest RWJF grant provides funding for seven of these ETRAP projects, building on past successes to improve health care access for Texans in rural eastern counties, according to Shelton."East Texas AHEC is very fortunate to be able to be a part of this important program," Shelton says.
  
  East Texas AHEC exists to improve the health of Texans, especially in underserved areas, by developing the health care work force and supporting community health.Serving 111 counties in eight regions of the state, the organization links health care resources to build and strengthen community-based education programs.
  
  The Southern Rural Access Program is a long-term investment to improve access to basic health care for some of the nation's most medically underserved residents in East Texas and seven other Southern states -- Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and West Virginia.The program supports geographically concentrated projects with a community development focus aimed at improving access through rural health leadership development; recruitment and retention of primary care providers;rural health network development; and grants to support revolving loan funds

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  Published on: 7/1/2007    Last Visited: 9/12/2008  

  Steve Shelton, MBA, PA-C, SHRC Chair and Assistant Vice President for Community Outreach Program Director, East Texas AHEC Office of Community Health Services University of Texas Medical Branch

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  Steven R. Shelton, M.B.A. accepted an invitation to serve on the Advisory Board of the SW Center when it was established in 1995 and has continued in that role ever since.

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  Published on: 4/19/2007    Last Visited: 4/20/2007  

  Moderator: Steve Shelton, MBA, PA-C, Assistant Vice-President for the Division of Community Outreach, University of Texas Medical Branch - Galveston

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  Steven Shelton, MBA, PA-C Executive Director

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  "Texas has a history of successful projects that are designed to improve access to health care," said Steven Shelton, executive director of East Texas AHEC."This funding will take the state to a new level by providing us an opportunity to expand and better coordinate our efforts to recruit, train and retain community-based health care personnel, enabling us to improve the health status and quality of life for Texans."
  
  East Texas AHEC, in conjunction with the Center for Rural Health Initiatives, Texas Department of Health, Texas Institute of Health Policy Research and many other entities, have collaborated to develop strategies to improve access to health care.
  
  The state plans to use the 15-month, $348,283 grant to develop and expand on current tactics to strengthen the rural health care infrastructure in medically underserved communities.Specific initiatives of the Southern Rural Access Program include:
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  "We are looking forward to working with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in making rural Texas a healthier place to live," said Shelton.

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  Steve Shelton, M.B.A., PA-C Executive Director East Texas Area Health Education Center (AHEC)

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