Master Health Education Volunteer
Testimonials
Beverly Knox shares health messages through the MHEV program because of a personal connection to cancer. Beverly is the East Central Mississippi HealthNet Coordinator.
Beverly Lilley summarizes the educational sessions covered in the MHEV program. Beverly is a registered nurse and education director at the Neshoba Co. General Hospital Nursing Home.
Frankie Johnson shares health messages with industry workforce personnel about prostate cancer and is employed as Patient Relations Director at Newton Regional Hospital.
Frankie Johnson shares a success story due to a partnership with the MHEV program and the local hospital in his area, Newton Regional Hospital.
Edna Miles answers the question, “What does volunteering with the MHEV program mean to a retired nurse?” Edna is a community encourager with the Western Hills Health Partnership.
Major Heard shares the importance of distributing health messages to students at health fairs. He is a retired teacher and serves as a community encourager with the Western Hills Health Partnership.
Major Heard relates the importance of conveying health messages that encourage proper testing.
Cathy Norwood shares with families that have loved ones suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Cathy serves as the office operations manager/marketing director at Neshoba County General Hospital.