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Instructions
You will be spending 2 hours on a Tuesday morning at a health care clinic to
observe the functioning of the clinic, learn about the population served, and
observe the health professional/patient interaction. This is an observational
experience and you will be assigned to observe a physician, physician
assistant, or other health care professional.
You will be assigned a date and time-slot to attend a clinic based on your
group assignment. Within that slot, you will have the opportunity to choose
which clinic you would like to attend.
You will document your attendance by having the health professional sign an
attendance sheet upon completion of the experience. Upload Attendance
Sheet to the Underserved Clinics event on LCMS+ by 11:59 pm on
November 21st.
When students open their Event Screen, they will see a message at the
bottom telling them to click here to upload assignment(s) for this event.
NOTE: This link only appears when there is an assignment they need to
upload. When students click the link, they will see a list of the assignments
for that event. Students should click the appropriate assignment link to
upload their document to that folder. Each assignment folder can hold only
one document per student.
When scanning items, all pages must be included in the same document.
Students should use the school scanners/copiers in the library if their home
scanner cant combine the pages into one document. Students will not be
able to use photos of documents taken with their phones or Cam Scanner
type apps if they need to include more than one page.
You will sign-up for clinic slots by ctrl + clicking on the SignUp Genius
button below to choose and submit your preferred clinic location on the
date your group is assigned.
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Only sign up for a location on the day your group is assigned to go!
The following organizations will be participating in this experience:
Day Center for the Homeless (415 W. Archer)
This facility provides a multitude of services for the homeless
population in Tulsa, including a health clinic. Students will shadow a
nurse practitioner and observe staff and client interactions. Clinics are
from 9 am 11 am. The clinic will allow 2 students to go each day.
Community Health Connection
This facility provides health services to low-income, primarily Hispanic
people.
Students will shadow a physician, physician assistant, or nurse
practitioner and observe staff and patient interactions. Students have
2 choices at this site.
1) Eastside Location (9912 East 21st St.)
o How will you apply information gained from this experience to your
future practice as a physician?
o Did this experience change or influence your perceptions about 1) a
particular group of people, 2) clinics for the underserved, 3) working
with an underserved population, 4) society, or 5) community issues?
Activity Coordinator
Nancy Van Winkle, Ph.D., Professor of Behavioral Sciences, Room A-226
nancy.van_winkle@okstate.edu
Administrative Staf
Bailey Dobbs, B.A., Administrative Assistant, Room A-231
bailey.dobbs@okstate.edu
Justin Zumwalt, Manager of Service Learning