About this event
The meeting is run by the New England affiliate of the American College Health Association. It brings together people who manage student health centers, campus clinics and related services at colleges and universities in New England.
Because the program was not yet posted at the time of review, the exact sessions are not confirmed. Attendees should check the official event page for the schedule before planning travel or time away from campus.
The event is a good fit for managers who handle clinic staffing, scheduling, records, supplies and day-to-day service flow, since those are the topics a regional college health meeting typically covers.
Who should go
- Directors and managers of campus health centers or student clinics
- Clinical and administrative staff who handle scheduling and patient flow
- Facilities and operations staff who support campus health spaces
- Staff leads responsible for equipment, supplies and vendor relationships
Why it matters for robots
For a college health office, the most practical automation questions are usually about scheduling, check-in, records, supply tracking and staffing coverage rather than hands-on clinical tools. A regional meeting like this can show how other campuses handle those workflows and what they have changed over time.
Confirm the agenda before you go. If sessions cover operations technology, staffing models or facilities upgrades, those are the ones worth attending if you are comparing options for a campus clinic.
Frequently asked questions
Links
- Official event site
- ACHA save the date notice for the 2026 NECHA Annual Meeting
- ACHA New England regional affiliate page
Dates and venues can change. Check the organizer's site before you travel.