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June 18, 2024

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2024 Joint Perinatal Improvement Summit
We Are Hiring!
Look What’s Coming!
Thank You!

2024 Joint Perinatal Improvement Summit

The 2024 Joint Perinatal Improvement Summit is hosted by the Minnesota Hospital Association (MHA), the Minnesota Perinatal Quality Collaborative (MNPQC), and Perinatal Substance Use Workforce Development Project. It provides an “All Teach, All Learn” opportunity for education, resources and expertise sharing with a space to make connections across disciplines, hospitals and statewide geography as we work to improve perinatal health outcomes and experiences for our MN families.

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We Are Hiring!

MNPQC is actively looking for people with a broad background of lived experiences and identities. We are committed to hiring a staff representative of our communities and strongly encourage candidates of all identities and experiences to apply for this position. You may also email questions to susan.boehm@minnesotaperinatal.org if necessary.

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Look What’s Coming!

Do you have expertise, or enthusiasm for these topics and want to get involved? We are currently recruiting Faculty, for more information please contact us at info.minnesotaperinatal.org

MNPQC 2024 Quality Improvement Programs

  • Eat Sleep and Console Community of Learning (COL) recruiting now for Faculty (Mid to late summer) (6 months)
  • Community Mapping Sprint (Late summer) (6 weeks)

  • MOSTaRE and Perinatal Mental Health Initiative recruiting now for Faculty (Fall) (12 months)

    Obstetrical Hemorrhage Community of Learning (COL) recruiting for Faculty (End of year) (6 months)


Thank You!

Thank you for your time working with the MNPQC, too short but incredibly helpful. Hoping we will be fortunate to have you join us again in the future!

Christiana she recently completed Med School and will be starting her residency in OB. She is thrilled to share in the mission of making perinatal healthcare in Minnesota more equitable, safe, and person-centered and looks forward to being involved in perinatal collaboratives for decades to come.