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SUMMARY:Mobile Migrant Health Team: Disparities\, Access\, and Emergency Response
DESCRIPTION:Date: Tuesday\, Apr 2\, 2024\nTime: 06:00 PM CT\nPresenters: Sara Izquierdo \nSara Izquierdo is a Peruvian-American medical student and Global Medicine scholar at the University of Illinois Chicago College of Medicine. As a Chicago native\, Sara has led numerous community activism projects\, utilizing her Master of Public Health to incorporate a socio-ecological approach to health and medicine. Sara’s background of organizing neighborhood-led vaccination campaigns and health fairs inspired her to establish the Mobile Migrant Health Team (MMHT) in April 2023 to address Chicago’s State of Emergency Crisis. Since its creation\, MMHT has served over 9\,000 unhoused Americans and recently arrived immigrant patients. Working closely with the Department of Public Health\, MMHT has become Chicago’s largest student-led volunteer organization that is addressing this crisis. \nCompetencies: \nKnowledge of Migrant Demographics\,Health Disparities and Social Determinants\, Access to Healthcare Services\, Crisis and Emergency Response. \nRegister here \nAre you interested in being a MOLA mentor?\nSign up here \nYour mentorship can help shape careers\, instill confidence\, and inspire the next generation of physician advocates and healthcare professionals. \nMentoring is essential to MOLA’s Mission. Our Mentorship program has been a platform to connect those who have advanced in their careers.  Mentorship fosters service in our communities with those aspiring to achieve academic excellence and overcome the multiple barriers we face as a minority in health professions.  \n  \nMentorizar da sentido a nuestras vidas profesionales y personales \nInterested in being a MOLA Mentee?\nWe can help you match with a mentor with similar interests and career aspirations. \nSign up here
URL:https://www.chicagomola.com/event/migrants-health-knowledge-of-migrant-demographicshealth-disparities-and-social-determinants-access-to-healthcare-services-crisis-and-emergency-response/
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