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The WVU Medicine Camden Clark Community Health Forum
Improving the health of West Virginians and all we serve through excellence in patient care, research, and education.
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Roles of a Lifeguard- Featuring Jennifer Burns 18.11.2022 12:46
Aquatic Coordinator Jennifer Burns shares the roles of a lifeguard and keeping pool conditions safe at the Health and Wellness Center.
Exercise and Cognitive Health 06.10.2022 23:07
Scott Smith discusses the link between strength training and retaining good cognitive health
Straight and Steady with Brittany Barta 22.09.2022 20:37
Kaitlin and Brittany Barta, exercise specialist at the Camden Clark Health and Wellness Center, discuss the upcoming Straight and Steady Class that begins October 4th
The Medically Based Fitness Model 25.08.2022 20:12
Kaitlin Roberts discusses the four pillars Medically Based Fitness Model of the Medically Based Fitness Model with Director of the Health and Wellness Center, Louie Haer.
Water Safety with Jennifer Burns 09.06.2022 23:36
Kaitlin Roberts talks with Jennifer Burns, Aquatic Coordinator for the WVU Medicine Camden Clark Health and Wellness Center about Water safety, risk mitigation and accident prevention relating to swimming.
Fit to Thrive with Sabrina Congo CPT, CCET 19.05.2022 21:36
Kaitlin discusses Fit To Thrive with Sabrina Congo CPT,CCET WVU Medicine Camden Clark's Health and Wellness Center. Fit to Thrive is a program designed for cancer patients to help them thrive through and after completing cancer treatment.
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