Myatt, Jennifer, H, MD

The North Carolina Community Health Center Association (NCCHCA) is a non-profit organization established in 1978, dedicated to supporting and promoting federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) across the state. With membership from 43 community health center organizations, NCCHCA focuses on ensuring access to comprehensive, patient-centered care for nearly half a million patients, regardless of their ability to pay. NCCHCA operates as the HRSA-funded state Primary Care Association, offering training, technical assistance, and resources to health centers on various operational and governance issues. Additionally, it manages the Carolina Medical Home Network and a Group Purchasing Organization to enhance operational efficiency and cost savings for its members. Generated from the website

The North Carolina Academy of Physician Assistants (NCAPA) is the leading organization representing PAs in North Carolina. They advocate for the PA profession and provide resources and support to practicing PAs, retired PAs, PA educators, PA students, and other healthcare professionals interested in supporting PAs. NCAPA offers educational events, including conferences and workshops, to enhance the knowledge and skills of PAs in the state. Through their collective efforts, PAs are now recognized as an essential healthcare resource in North Carolina. NCAPA is committed to promoting optimal team practice, ensuring that PAs can provide quality care without unnecessary administrative constraints. They strive to be the voice of PAs in the state and work towards creating a favorable practice environment for PAs in North Carolina.Generated from the website