UF Equal Access Clinic Network

01/05/2022

EACN Research Program applications for Spring 2022 are now open! We work closely within the Equal Access Clinic Network, with 3 major divisions - Clinical Research, Literature Review, and Initiatives. Please visit our website for more details: https://www.eacnresearch.com/.

This program aims to expose undergraduates to various types of research, based on your interests, while investigating ways to advance healthcare delivery for the underserved community. Our Clinical Research division is recruiting Research Assistants for our MobileECG and VR studies. Please read form description for more details and apply here: https://forms.gle/wEvVjs9tsxT1dA2e6

A separate, more competitive application will aim to recruit leaders serving across the three EACN Research Divisions. Please review the application descriptions for more details: https://forms.gle/MgAgnoHv6LZZb6Lf7

BOTH applications are due by Thursday, January 13th at 11:59pm ET. If you have any questions, please email eacnresearch@gmail.com.

11/01/2021

Our health outreach & quality improvement (HOQI) application for Spring 2022 is now open! The HOQI program is an undergraduate volunteer program that gives students exposure to the healthcare field while helping improve the quality of patient care and experiences. General responsibilities include taking patients’ vitals, performing data entry, and completing follow-up calls outside of clinic time, among other tasks. Students are expected to volunteer one evening per week (Mon-Thurs) at one of our four primary care clinics and attend two general body meetings per semester.

Below are the requirements for those who may be interested in applying:
1. You must be a UF undergraduate student able to satisfy a three-semester minimum volunteer period, beginning with the Spring 2022 term.
2. We require our volunteers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and get their annual flu shot.

Applications are due by Friday, November 19th at 11:59pm ET. The link to apply can be found in our bio. If you have any questions about the application process, you can reach out to Peyton Warp at hoqi.equalaccess@gmail.com

07/07/2021

02/26/2021

For this week’s episode in the EACN Health Education Series, we are elated to share our interview with pediatrician, Dr. Adrienne Mott-Young.

Dr. Mott-Young is also an assistant professor in the pediatrics department here at the University of Florida, and even earned the Excellence in Teaching in the Pediatric Medical Student Clerkship award.

In this video, she explains what the typical patient visit entails, common reasons for visiting a pediatrician, and what specialties pediatricians work with. Be sure to like and subscribe to stay updated with our content!

Equal Access Clinic Network YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFIoZQcLFEldTAuoi4cRGbQ

01/29/2021

For this week’s episode we are sharing our interview with Dr. John Petersen, a cardiologist and an Associate professor of medicine at the University of Florida.

Dr. Petersen’s specialty includes the care of patients with valvular heart disease and ventricular dysfunction. He has received multiple awards such as the Master Clinician Award from the Department of Medicine.

In this video he explains the common reasons for visiting a cardiologist, what a typical patient visit entails, and intervention methods for common cardiovascular cases. Be sure to like and subscribe to stay updated with our content!

Equal Access Clinic Network YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFIoZQcLFEldTAuoi4cRGbQ

01/01/2021

This week we will be kicking off the New Year with an interview with Dr. Sonal Tuli, an ophthalmologist and professor here at the University of Florida.

Dr. Tuli provides adult and family-based ophthalmic care, and her interests include infectious eye diseases, cataracts, corneal transplants and more!

In this video, she describes the various reasons for visiting an ophthalmologist, what the ordinary patient visit entails, and what specialties ophthalmologists interacts with most.

Equal Access Clinic Network YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFIoZQcLFEldTAuoi4cRGbQ

12/20/2020

For this week’s episode in the EACN Health Education Series, we are excited to share our interview with Dr. Li-Ming Su, a urologist and professor here at the University of Florida.

Dr. Su has received numerous awards in his years of practicing, including being named to Newsweek’s Top Cancer Doctors in 2015 and Castle Connelly’s America’s Top Doctors from 2011-2019.

In this video, he answers frequently asked questions, such as medical reasons for visiting a urologist and what a patient visit may entail. Be sure to like and subscribe to stay updated with our content!

Equal Access Clinic Network YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFIoZQcLFEldTAuoi4cRGbQ

11/08/2020

Applications for the EACN HOQI Volunteer Program are now open: https://forms.gle/TUoZcy2jBRRAzQ4X8

Read more about this program on our website (https://equalaccess.med.ufl.edu/for-volunteers/undergraduates/), I highly encourage you to apply!

09/14/2020

EACN Research Committee Member Applications are now open, the link to the application is here: https://forms.gle/JYxHsPhUt3SrH4Tb9

The application is due on September 25th.

For Applicants, please keep the following requirements in mind:
1. You must be a UF student with at least 3 semesters remaining.
2. You will be asked to provide an updated resume in the application.
3. You must be able to commit at least 10 hours/week or more (varies based on your projects) for this research leadership position.
4. This is separate from the clinical volunteer position at EACN.

You do NOT need to be an EACN volunteer to apply.

For detailed description and responsibilities, refer to the application description.

If you have any other questions feel free to contact: Keer Zhang, Ajay Mittal, or Kevin Chacko at eacnresearch@gmail.com

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