President's Initiative for Community Engagement and Interprofessional Education

This clinic cares for recently hospitalized patients with comprehensive care including with medications, nursing, and social work assistance. This clinic helps patients successfully transisition out of the hospital and transition care to a new medical home.

This clinic cares for recently hospitalized patients with comprehensive care including with medications, nursing, and social work assistance. This clinic helps patients successfully transisition out of the hospital and transition care to a new medical home.

The county federally qualified health center that provides comprehensive primary care to under-insured and insured patients in the county. This clinic is staffed by UTMB Internal Medicine faculty providers.

The county federally qualified health center that provides comprehensive primary care to under-insured and insured patients in the county. This clinic is staffed by UTMB Internal Medicine faculty providers.

To deliver groceries & hygiene supplies to over 140 families in crisis that have no mode of transportation on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in personal vehicles & alongside with other volunteers. Dress weather appropriate with active wear & closed toed shoes. Must be able to lift up to 25 lbs. use personal vehicles & work with other volunteer.

The Harmony Healers program is an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to come together to perform music for patients in the hospital and increase patient morale. Students who sing and/or play an instrument (regardless of skill level) are welcome to attend these sessions to prepare and perform music for patients. As soon as you arrive, you will receive music and will rehearse with your fellow musicians for one hour. At 2:00pm, you will go up to your assigned unit and perform for patients until 3:00pm. Music and Medicine and Syncope will provide music for you to play, intentionally arranged so that it will be easy to sight-read.

This session is for students enrolled in CEEU elective courses only.

Dress Code: Business Professional or Scrubs. Please be sure to view the video stream link prior to attending your session. Hospital to Home (H2H) is a student-led clinical experience aimed at connecting hospitalized patients at high risk for unmet social and medical needs​ with the appropriate resources. The program aims to improve health outcomes and reduce the need for future hospitalization. Students in the program help facilitate a successful transition of care by providing basic medical equipment, assessing social determinants of health, and identifying community resources to bridge those gaps. You need access to St. Vincent’s Epic Context while volunteering with H2H, please make sure to activate your access prior to volunteering.
a. If you have never volunteered at St. Vincent’s and don’t have access then you will need to go to this website: https://intranet.utmb.edu/emr/current-offerings/st-vincents-clinics (need to be on UTMB network to access), St. Vincent's Clinics (utmb.edu) and complete the training: –> Current MS2-3-4/…. The first one on the list.
b. If you have logged-in to St. Vincent’s Epic before but it has been a while (longer than 90 days), you will need to call the help desk to have them reactivate your access – 409-772-5200.

You will be assigned to work with an inpatient acute care unit caring for hospitalized patients. You will report to the nurse in charge of your assigned care unit. You will then work with the multidisciplinary care team to provide care to patients including health unit coordinator (HUC), patient care technicians (PCTs), and the nursing team. You will help with all aspects of patient care as assigned, all elements of a patient’s care are key to good patient outcomes including timely perineal care and frequent turning to avoid pressure wounds.

A clinic providing integrated, interprofessional care to medically, socially complex uninsured patients. The health professions providing care at the interprofessional clinic include clinical lab sciences, licensed counselors, medical doctors, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy, respiratory care, and social work. This clinic is staffed by students that are part of the I-COPE program, students that have committed to providing longitudinal care to the underserved over the course of their third year of medical school.

A clinic providing integrated, interprofessional care to medically, socially complex uninsured patients. The health professions providing care at the interprofessional clinic include clinical lab sciences, licensed counselors, medical doctors, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy, respiratory care, and social work. This clinic is staffed by students that are part of the I-COPE program, students that have committed to providing longitudinal care to the underserved over the course of their third year of medical school.

A clinic providing integrated, interprofessional care to medically, socially complex uninsured patients. The health professions providing care at the interprofessional clinic include clinical lab sciences, licensed counselors, medical doctors, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy, respiratory care, and social work. This clinic is staffed by students that are part of the I-COPE program, students that have committed to providing longitudinal care to the underserved over the course of their third year of medical school.

A clinic providing integrated, interprofessional care to medically, socially complex uninsured patients. The health professions providing care at the interprofessional clinic include clinical lab sciences, licensed counselors, medical doctors, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy, respiratory care, and social work. This clinic is staffed by students that are part of the I-COPE program, students that have committed to providing longitudinal care to the underserved over the course of their third year of medical school.