Champlain Valley AHEC is continually seeking ways to improve our services and programs. We are eager to hear your comments and questions. You can email us at and we will get back to you promptly.
Champlain Valley AHEC is continually seeking ways to improve our services and programs. We are eager to hear your comments and questions. You can email us at and we will get back to you promptly.
Regular Housing Policy
CVAHEC will arrange housing for eligible students/residents participating in a rural rotation in Vermont if the rotation is at least 25 miles (one way) from campus. CVAHEC needs at least one month to schedule housing.
If you would like to be provided with housing during your off-campus rotation, you should make your request by contacting Tammy Johnson, CVAHEC Data Manager, at or by calling x13.
Emergency Housing Policy
For eligible students/residents who have not requested housing, CVAHEC has an emergency housing provision. While students must arrange for their own emergency housing, they may be reimbursed for emergency housing up to 3 nights during a rural rotation, not to exceed $150 in total reimbursement (with documentation) for the rotation. Students may use emergency housing and still submit a travel voucher for a rotation.
If you need to submit an emergency housing voucher, contact Tammy Johnson, CVAHEC Data Manager, at or by calling x13.
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An eligible student/resident attends the UVM College of Medicine (Family Practice, Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, and Senior Selective), Nursing (Graduate, Undergrad, Nurse Practitioner), Physical Therapy, Social Work (Masters), or is in Residency Training (Family Practice, Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Pediatrics and Dental Residents).
