Free clinics can help overcome financial and logistic barriers to care. But stable and predictable funding, as well as a better understanding of such clinics and their work, is required. Read the Perspective by Mark A. Hall, J.D.: https://t.co/9NWPJPsnCg
Spending some time this weekend volunteering with Pitt County Care clinic- trying my best to make time for patients from all walks of life during my third year of med school! #freeclinic#medschool#servicelearning
Class of '24 Service-Learning scholars recently organized a service project benefiting patients of local student-run free clinic, Pitt County Care Clinic, creating a variety of kits to give to patients, including menstrual product kits, diabetes care kits and first-aid kits. 👏💜
Do you speak #Spanish? Would you like an opportunity to keep your language skills fresh? If so, the Medical Spanish Social may be for you.
Faculty, Staff, and Students are invited to participate. RSVP for location information.
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#ECUDistinction | #MSSF21
Emily Parks, M2, Service-Learning Scholar @EmilyParks_24
Improving quality of care for Spanish-speaking patients through #MedicalSpanish education. Mentors: Dr. Tom Irons and Dr. Irma Corral
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@BrodyDistinctly Service-learning scholars spent their morning teaching about their community partners and projects. A common thread of mentoring and helping close gaps for vulnerable populations emerged!