The Teen Advisory Council (TAC) is a group of teens who have joined to serve as a forum to explore areas of interest to our teen patients and siblings. Members will be either patients or siblings of patients at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital.
TAC will give members an avenue to voice recommendations of ways to enhance the quality and quantity of programs and practices that affect and are important to teens during hospital stays. It is our goal that TAC members will gain leadership experience, public speaking and presentation opportunities
Please download and complete the Teen Advisory Council Application [PDF]. Once finished, please return it by mail to:
USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital
C/O Teen Advisory Council
1700 Center St.
Mobile, AL 36604
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