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.
CHRISTUS Our Daily Bread provides nutritious meals, clean clothing, personal hygiene, mental health, and medical services to the community, many of whom are experiencing homelessness. You will serve as a general volunteer, a big need is helping in the kitchen for food preparation.
A clinic serving the under-insured for comprehensive eye care including procedural interventions for conditions such as diabetic retinopathy. They do not do glass or contact prescriptions.
A clinic serving the under-insured for comprehensive eye care including procedural interventions for conditions such as diabetic retinopathy. They do not do glass or contact prescriptions.
A clinic providing comprehensive primary care and care for uninsured patients experiencing conditions affecting the gastroenterology system. 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 comprehensive primary care and care for uninsured patients experiencing conditions affecting the gastroenterology system. 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 comprehensive primary care and care for uninsured patients experiencing conditions affecting the gastroenterology system. 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 comprehensive primary care and care for uninsured patients experiencing conditions affecting the gastroenterology system. 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.
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.
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.
A clinic serving the under-insured for comprehensive eye care including procedural interventions for conditions such as diabetic retinopathy. They do not do glass or contact prescriptions.
A clinic serving the under-insured for comprehensive eye care including procedural interventions for conditions such as diabetic retinopathy. They do not do glass or contact prescriptions.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Professor and Director, Center for Addiction Sciences and Therapeutics UTMB
Kathryn A. Cunningham, Ph.D., has catalyzed translational research in neuropsychiatry disorders with a particular emphasis on substance use disorders (SUDs). She has established strengths in phenotyping in preclinical and human research, pioneered the study of biological signaling... Read More →
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.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Service as a general volunteer. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering.
Michael serves as the Pastor of Galveston Central Church and received his Master of Divinity from Southern Methodist University. He has received numerous awards including the W.B.J. Martin Award in Homiletics, Good Samaritan Award, and the One Matters Discipleship Award. Michael is... Read More →
CHRISTUS Our Daily Bread provides nutritious meals, clean clothing, personal hygiene, mental health, and medical services to the community, many of whom are experiencing homelessness. You will serve as a general volunteer, a big need is helping in the kitchen for food preparation.
Mobile outreach with community partners to provide care to those in the community. Community partners include Galveston Central Church and Our Daily Bread serving those experiencing homelessness, Shriner's Hospital, and commercial fishing docks. This effort is led by RN Martha Diaz along with resident physicians. Upon signing up for this clinic, you should email Martha Diaz to arrange a meeting place and time.
Mobile outreach with community partners to provide care to those in the community. Community partners include Galveston Central Church and Our Daily Bread serving those experiencing homelessness, Shriner's Hospital, and commercial fishing docks. This effort is led by RN Martha Diaz along with resident physicians. Upon signing up for this clinic, you should email Martha Diaz to arrange a meeting place and time.
A clinic providing comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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 comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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 comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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 comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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.
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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
SMART Family Literacy Party - This is what we call our family engagement model. It is an informal party atmosphere using theme and party props. Every event includes reading aloud, fresh veggie and fruit platter, and hands-on educational activities. Each family receives three free books. Volunteers are needed to load and unload supplies, setup hands-on stations, and guide activities. Depending upon the skill and interest of volunteers, they are needed to: manage craft supplies like paint and glue; guide the group in following a recipe, such as smoothies or salad; teach how to do a simple kitchen science demonstration or experiment; pass out door prize tickets; greet families, read a book aloud. Not a wheelchair accessible venue. If you have Spanish speaking skills or musical skills please let Liz Turner know, 409-771-4155 and please wear UTMB badge.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
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.
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.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Service as a general volunteer. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering.
Michael serves as the Pastor of Galveston Central Church and received his Master of Divinity from Southern Methodist University. He has received numerous awards including the W.B.J. Martin Award in Homiletics, Good Samaritan Award, and the One Matters Discipleship Award. Michael is... Read More →
CHRISTUS Our Daily Bread provides nutritious meals, clean clothing, personal hygiene, mental health, and medical services to the community, many of whom are experiencing homelessness. You will serve as a general volunteer, a big need is helping in the kitchen for food preparation.
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 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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
First year medical students will have the opportunity to work with Dr. Ruth Bush, a vascular surgeon, and Associate Dean of Educational Affairs, in the surgery clinic located in League City. Students will have opportunities to practice their H & P, PE skills, and oral presentations. Please contact 713-301-7712 if you have any travel or other issues.
A clinic where a registered nurse follows-up with patients with chronic medical conditions for patient education and adjustments in the care plan in conjunction with medical providers. Wound care is frequently provided in this clinic.
A clinic where a registered nurse follows-up with patients with chronic medical conditions for patient education and adjustments in the care plan in conjunction with medical providers. Wound care is frequently provided in this clinic.
First year medical students will have the opportunity to work with Dr. Ruth Bush, a vascular surgeon, and Associate Dean of Educational Affairs, in the surgery clinic located in League City. Students will have opportunities to practice their H & P, PE skills, and oral presentations. Please contact 713-301-7712 if you have any travel or other issues.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Service as a general volunteer. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering.
Michael serves as the Pastor of Galveston Central Church and received his Master of Divinity from Southern Methodist University. He has received numerous awards including the W.B.J. Martin Award in Homiletics, Good Samaritan Award, and the One Matters Discipleship Award. Michael is... Read More →
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.
CHRISTUS Our Daily Bread provides nutritious meals, clean clothing, personal hygiene, mental health, and medical services to the community, many of whom are experiencing homelessness. You will serve as a general volunteer, a big need is helping in the kitchen for food preparation.
A clinic serving the under-insured for comprehensive eye care including procedural interventions for conditions such as diabetic retinopathy. They do not do glass or contact prescriptions.
A clinic serving the under-insured for comprehensive eye care including procedural interventions for conditions such as diabetic retinopathy. They do not do glass or contact prescriptions.
A clinic providing comprehensive primary care and care for uninsured patients experiencing conditions affecting the gastroenterology system. 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 comprehensive primary care and care for uninsured patients experiencing conditions affecting the gastroenterology system. 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 comprehensive primary care and care for uninsured patients experiencing conditions affecting the gastroenterology system. 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.
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.
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.
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.
A clinic serving the under-insured for comprehensive eye care including procedural interventions for conditions such as diabetic retinopathy. They do not do glass or contact prescriptions.
A clinic serving the under-insured for comprehensive eye care including procedural interventions for conditions such as diabetic retinopathy. They do not do glass or contact prescriptions.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Professor and Director, Center for Addiction Sciences and Therapeutics UTMB
Kathryn A. Cunningham, Ph.D., has catalyzed translational research in neuropsychiatry disorders with a particular emphasis on substance use disorders (SUDs). She has established strengths in phenotyping in preclinical and human research, pioneered the study of biological signaling... Read More →
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.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Service as a general volunteer. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering.
Michael serves as the Pastor of Galveston Central Church and received his Master of Divinity from Southern Methodist University. He has received numerous awards including the W.B.J. Martin Award in Homiletics, Good Samaritan Award, and the One Matters Discipleship Award. Michael is... Read More →
CHRISTUS Our Daily Bread provides nutritious meals, clean clothing, personal hygiene, mental health, and medical services to the community, many of whom are experiencing homelessness. You will serve as a general volunteer, a big need is helping in the kitchen for food preparation.
Mobile outreach with community partners to provide care to those in the community. Community partners include Galveston Central Church and Our Daily Bread serving those experiencing homelessness, Shriner's Hospital, and commercial fishing docks. This effort is led by RN Martha Diaz along with resident physicians. Upon signing up for this clinic, you should email Martha Diaz to arrange a meeting place and time.
Mobile outreach with community partners to provide care to those in the community. Community partners include Galveston Central Church and Our Daily Bread serving those experiencing homelessness, Shriner's Hospital, and commercial fishing docks. This effort is led by RN Martha Diaz along with resident physicians. Upon signing up for this clinic, you should email Martha Diaz to arrange a meeting place and time.
Mobile clinic for commercial fishermen at the fishing docks near UTMB on Harborside. Most fishermen speak Vietnamese, and some are unsheltered. As a volunteer, you will be assisting the RN in screening for high blood pressure, providing education, or performing wound care. See the video link for more information.
A clinic providing comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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 comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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 comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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 comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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.
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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
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.
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.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Service as a general volunteer. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering.
Michael serves as the Pastor of Galveston Central Church and received his Master of Divinity from Southern Methodist University. He has received numerous awards including the W.B.J. Martin Award in Homiletics, Good Samaritan Award, and the One Matters Discipleship Award. Michael is... Read More →
CHRISTUS Our Daily Bread provides nutritious meals, clean clothing, personal hygiene, mental health, and medical services to the community, many of whom are experiencing homelessness. You will serve as a general volunteer, a big need is helping in the kitchen for food preparation.
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 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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
First year medical students will have the opportunity to work with Dr. Ruth Bush, a vascular surgeon, and Associate Dean of Educational Affairs, in the surgery clinic located in League City. Students will have opportunities to practice their H & P, PE skills, and oral presentations. Please contact 713-301-7712 if you have any travel or other issues.
A clinic where a registered nurse follows-up with patients with chronic medical conditions for patient education and adjustments in the care plan in conjunction with medical providers. Wound care is frequently provided in this clinic.
A clinic where a registered nurse follows-up with patients with chronic medical conditions for patient education and adjustments in the care plan in conjunction with medical providers. Wound care is frequently provided in this clinic.
First year medical students will have the opportunity to work with Dr. Ruth Bush, a vascular surgeon, and Associate Dean of Educational Affairs, in the surgery clinic located in League City. Students will have opportunities to practice their H & P, PE skills, and oral presentations. Please contact 713-301-7712 if you have any travel or other issues.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
The St. Vincent's House Expanded Food Pantry hosts a small produce trailer on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Volunteers will help assemble produce boxes for drive-through pantry clients. Connect families and individuals in crisis who do not have access to fresh produce. Must be able to lift up to 25 lbs. Please dress in active, weather appropriate attire, and closed toed shoes.
A clinic providing comprehensive primary care and care for uninsured patients experiencing conditions affecting the gastroenterology system. 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.
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.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder. The dress code for all participants is modest, casual attire. We love scrubs, they are discouraged from being worn at Grace Clinic so that our community members feel safer and more comfortable during their visit.
Professor and Director, Center for Addiction Sciences and Therapeutics UTMB
Kathryn A. Cunningham, Ph.D., has catalyzed translational research in neuropsychiatry disorders with a particular emphasis on substance use disorders (SUDs). She has established strengths in phenotyping in preclinical and human research, pioneered the study of biological signaling... Read More →
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
A community-clinic partnership between Galveston Central Church, Family Service Center, and St. Vincent’s focused on support and compassionate care for people with a substance use disorder.
A clinic providing comprehensive care for uninsured patients with heart failure. 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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
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.
On the third Wednesday of each month, St. Vincent's House distributes fresh produce in partnership with the Galveston County Food Bank. Sign up to help prepare and box fresh fruits and vegetables for our pantry clients.
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.
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.
Galveston Central Church opens-up their facility to all, including people experiencing homelessness, providing a warm meal, hot shower, laundry services, bike repair, and partnership to empower them in their journey of life. Grace clinic provides healthcare for the community members receiving services at Central Church. No religious events associated with the service or required for participation. Please make sure to watch video associated with this session prior to volunteering.
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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
A clinic where a registered nurse follows-up with patients with chronic medical conditions for patient education and adjustments in the care plan in conjunction with medical providers. Wound care is frequently provided in this clinic.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
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.
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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
The St. Vincent's House Expanded Food Pantry hosts a small produce trailer on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Volunteers will help assemble produce boxes for drive-through pantry clients. Connect families and individuals in crisis who do not have access to fresh produce. Must be able to lift up to 25 lbs. Please dress in active, weather appropriate attire, and closed toed shoes.
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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
SMART Family Literacy Party - This is what we call our family engagement model. It is an informal party atmosphere using theme and party props. Every event includes reading aloud, fresh veggie and fruit platter, and hands-on educational activities. Each family receives three free books. Volunteers are needed to load and unload supplies, setup hands-on stations, and guide activities. Depending upon the skill and interest of volunteers, they are needed to: manage craft supplies like paint and glue; guide the group in following a recipe, such as smoothies or salad; teach how to do a simple kitchen science demonstration or experiment; pass out door prize tickets; greet families, read a book aloud. Not a wheelchair accessible venue. If you have Spanish speaking skills or musical skills please let Liz Turner know, 409-771-4155 and please wear UTMB badge.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
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.
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.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
**If you register for this session, please click the link in the registration field below to access orientation materials, timesheet and questionnaire** Our goal is to support Spanish-speaking patients in activities surrounding their St. Vincent’s Clinic appointment. We want to ensure that patients can navigate clinic information surrounding their visit with confidence by providing guidance in their own language. Main tasks students in the front desk can help with:
Make phone calls to confirm attendance of patients to the clinic
Make phone calls to provide patients with test results. (This is a really important need in the clinic, since we were told that sometimes notification of results to Spanish speaking patients gets pushed back until someone who can actually do it shows up to the clinic).
Fill out the “check in” questionnaire for patients arriving for their appointment
Answer any questions the patients may have during their visit
Have someone that guides patients to their room and guides them in the process of scheduling follow ups and any other consultation in other clinics.
Mobile clinic for commercial fishermen at the fishing docks near UTMB on Harborside. Most fishermen speak Vietnamese, and some are unsheltered. As a volunteer, you will be assisting the RN in screening for high blood pressure, providing education, or performing wound care. See the video link for more information.
Mobile clinic for commercial fishermen at the fishing docks near UTMB on Harborside. Most fishermen speak Vietnamese, and some are unsheltered. As a volunteer, you will be assisting the RN in screening for high blood pressure, providing education, or performing wound care. See the video link for more information.
