NOAH in the News
Introducing “NOAH in the News,” where we bring you the latest media coverage on NOAH’s important work and our esteemed NOAH employees! This week, we’re highlighting Dr. Megan Kelly, a…
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Honoring Black History in Healthcare: Dr. Mae Jemison
Renowned as the first Black woman astronaut to journey into space in 1992, Dr. Mae Jemison, MD, is celebrated not only for her groundbreaking achievement but also for her commitment…
Thanks and Giving Prize Winners
For the second Thanks and Giving campaign, we wanted to give a huge thank you to the Transformers and all participants. Your generous donations help provide essential healthcare services and…
Upcoming BLS Training
If you work in a job that requires you to maintain a Basic Life Support (BLS) certification, there will be an upcoming class on February 29 at NOAH’s Desert Mission…
Honoring Black History in Healthcare: Dr. Lonnie Bristow
Growing up in Harlem, Lonnie Bristow, MD, frequently accompanied his mother, a nurse at Sydenham Hospital, on walks home from work. These walks introduced him to the world of medicine…
NOAHfest Volunteers Needed!
The second annual NOAHfest Carnival and Health Fair at our Cholla Health Center is coming up on Saturday, March 2, and we need your help! Volunteers are needed to assist…
Interpreter Services Update
In an effort to enhance communication accessibility and efficiency, NOAH will be fully implementing AMN Interpreting Services within the next 30 days. As part of this transition, NOAH’s current contract…
Honoring Black History in Healthcare: Dr. Jane Cook Wright
Jane Cooke Wright, MD, daughter of Dr. Louis Wright, one of the pioneering African American graduates from Harvard Medical School, was raised with a deep passion for healthcare. Dr. Louis…
January Monthly Motivation
It’s that time again where we have the pleasure of sharing some of the wonderful patient feedback we’ve received! Take a look at just some of the awesome comments we…
Honoring Black History in Healthcare: Mary Eliza Mahoney
Eager to encourage greater equality for African Americans and women, Mary Mahoney is noted for becoming the first African American licensed nurse. Mary Eliza Mahoney was born in the spring of…