Scenic Rivers

Future-PA Program
2026-27

The FUTURE-PA Program supports second-year or higher college students in good standing who are planning to attend a Physician Assistant program and interested in working in rural and underserved communities.

LEARN MORE About FUTURE-PA

APPLY HERE by Oct. 6, 2026

AHEC Scholars PUMPed Program 2026-28

AHEC Scholars can gain a competitive professional edge by taking part in the PUMPed Program while expanding their knowledge of health challenges and context of rural and underserved populations and building their professional networks.

LEARN MORE about PUMPed

APPLY HERE by Oct. 15, 2026

Princeton Review Prep Course Offers

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NCLEX-RN Prep

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About Our Region

The Scenic Rivers Area Health Education Center (SRAHEC), a federally-authorized regional organization, develops and enhances education and training networks within areas across the state, academic institutions, and community-based organizations, for students and professionals to promote healthy communities, a sustainable workforce, and cooperative solutions to local health needs.

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SRAHEC is one of seven geographically located centers throughout the state of Wisconsin. These seven centers are community-based, not-for-profit organizations whose shared goal is to improve access to healthcare by improving the number and distribution of healthcare providers in the region they serve. The state AHEC program office is located at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison, Wisconsin.

Scenic Rivers AHEC covers a wide region of southwest Wisconsin encompassing many schools and health care facilities. Our office is located in Cashton, and this office oversees AHEC programming across our region including the Ho Chunk Nation, Buffalo, Crawford, Grant, Jackson, Juneau, La Crosse, Monroe, Richland, Trempealeau, and Vernon counties.

Our Goals

Develop and maintain a health care workforce that is prepared to deliver high quality care in a transforming health care delivery system with an emphasis on rural communities.
Inform, facilitate and coordinate resources, groups, and individuals to identify and address access to care barriers.
Promote the development of health professions education emphasizing primary care and interdisciplinary approaches to meet the needs of populations and communities.
Provide for evaluation of the effectiveness of health education programs and training.
Enhance the supply, distribution, and cultural competence of health care professionals in the region.
Further community-based, interprofessional, culturally relevant, collaborative health professions education.