DENVER, CO, April 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) CollegeAmerica campuses (http://www.collegeamerica.edu) in Denver and Fort Collins are participating in the 9Health Fair this week, with hundreds of healthcare students from each campus donating their skills and time to support the mission of the fair and serve local communities.
The Denver Campus 9Health Fair involvement includes approximately 100 volunteers scattered at different locations around Denver and Boulder. These volunteers work across all nine days of the fair, which runs from April 9-17. Denver student volunteers will be in locations including Castle Rock, Evergreen and Lone Tree.
In Fort Collins, CollegeAmerica is teaming up with other local colleges. All provide student volunteers to perform medical screenings, most notably blood pressure and phlebotomy.
The volunteers will be assisting and supporting efforts on April 15 and April 16. Students volunteers will be stationed those dates at the Christ Center Community Church from 7:00 am until 12:00 pm.
Volunteers from both the Denver and Fort Collins campuses will be working to support 9Health Fair's offerings of these free and low-cost health screenings:
• Blood Chemistry Screening, $30
• Blood Count, $15
• Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) for men, $25
• Vitamin D Screening, $40
• Hemoglobin A1c Screening, $25
Both CollegeAmerica campuses held refresher classes in their respective metro areas before the 9Health Fair began this year, helping other volunteers to practice their skills and bring them back up to par.
"CollegeAmerica Denver volunteers are leaders in our community in phlebotomy", says Nathan Larson, regional director for the Denver, Fort Collins and Cheyenne CollegeAmerica campuses. "We've participated for the past ten years and are proud to continue the tradition for 2011."
"We're thrilled to be supporting the 9Health Fair in offering these screenings again", says Fort Collins CollegeAmerica campus director Joel Scimeca. "We view it as invaluable experience for our healthcare students and each year look forward to meeting those in our community and to assist them in finding a way to better health."
9Health Fair is Colorado's largest non‐profit, volunteer‐driven health fair program that promotes health awareness and encourages individuals to assume responsibility for their own health. Created by a National Institutes of Health project and 9NEWS, 9Health Fair's free and low‐cost health screenings and education programs have earned unique endorsements from the Colorado Medical Society, the Colorado Nurses Association and the Colorado Hospital Association. http://www.9healthfair.org has a complete listing of all fair locations.
AboutCollegeAmerica CollegeAmerica and its affiliates, Stevens-Henager College (including Independence University ) and California College San Diego, have sixteen campuses and two Career Education Centers that make a better career more accessible. CollegeAmerica's degree programs produce highly trained and skilled graduates for a wide range of jobs. Accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC) and offering programs in Business, Information, Graphic Arts, and Healthcare, the college continues to provide quality education to generations of students. For more information visit http://www.collegeamerica.edu/.
Two CollegeAmerica Campuses participate in 9Health Fair
Fort Collins and Denver campuses donating hundreds of volunteer hours to help Coloradans get healthier
2011-04-16
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