Service
There is much need for volunteer medical service among the less advantaged, even along the Mormon Corridor. The Collegium Aesculapium Executive Committee is very excited to have this clearinghouse of different types of medical services on the Collegium website. Please explore the kust below. We invite you to explore the opportunities that interest you.
I. UTAH free clinics
A. Maliheh https://malihehfreeclinic.org/volunteer/
Address: 941 East 3300 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 801-266-3700
Volunteer Coordinator Mason Lunceford Ext 207 volunteers@malihehfreeclinic.org
Medical Provider Liaison Nicole Mohr Ext 108 nmohr@malihehfreeclinic.org
Our Values
• HOPE – No one leaves the clinic without hope.
• RESPECT – We treat everyone with grace, dignity and respect.
• FAIRNESS – Equal treatment is enjoyed by all, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity,
sex or sexual orientation.
• COMPASSION – Our staff offers kind and compassionate care for everyone.
• PROFESSIONALISM – Healthcare is provided by qualified, licensed healthcare
professionals and well-trained staff and volunteers.
Our Mission
The mission of the Maliheh Free Clinic is to provide free, same-day access to high quality urgent medical care for all qualified patients. The Maliheh Free Clinic was founded with the sole purpose to rescue those members of our community who are in the most critical need of our help.
B. Fourth Street Clinic: https://fourthstreetclinic.org/volunteer/
Address: 409 West 400 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 801-364-0058
Volunteer Coor: Christina Duran 801.364.0058 ext 1369
cduran@fourthstreetclinic.org info@fourthstreetclinic.org
Interim Medical Director: Van Aston, MMSc, PA-C 385.234.5694
aston@fourthstreetclinic.org
Our Mission
Fourth Street Clinic helps individuals experiencing homelessness improve their health and quality of life by providing high-quality integrated health care. For many homeless Utahns, Fourth Street Clinic is their first and only chance at a diagnosis and on-going treatment. By increasing homeless Utahns access to primary care, Fourth Street Clinic is a major partner in ending homelessness, promoting community health, and achieving acrossthe-board health care savings.
C. Seager Memorial Clinic in Ogden Rescue Mission seagerclinic.org
Address: Ogden Rescue Mission, 2775 Wall Avenue, Ogden, UT 84401
Currently open M, W, and F from 3-5pm at the Ogden Rescue Mission
Note: Purchased family history center building from the Church
Executive Director: Jerika Mays 801-884-2615 jerika@seagerclinic.org
Dr. Johnnie Cook is chair of the Board of Directors. Scott Swift has volunteered. They welcome volunteers and donations to help us achieve our mission of providing free, easy-access, non-judgmental charitable medical, dental, vision, and mental health care to the underserved.
In 1988, Dr. Floyd Seager, a local physician, saw a man collapse on the street in Ogden and went to his aid. He learned that the man was homeless and didn’t have any access to medical care. Dr. Seager had to do something, so he and his wife, Dauna, founded the clinic in partnership with the Ogden Rescue Mission on September 16, 1988. The Seagers have since passed away, but their legacy lives on, with over 170 volunteers involved in the Seager Memorial Clinic. Top professionals in the area provide volunteer medical, dental, vision, and mental health care, and the entire Board of Directors and all officers of the clinic are volunteer positions. We have two part-time paid employees.
VOLUNTEER -
We need volunteer physicians, providers, pharmacists, pharm techs, RNs, MAs, Spanish interpreters, and front desk receptionists.
•We have shifts available Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 3-6 PM. You’re welcome to volunteer as little as once in a while, once a month, or weekly!
•Spanish interpreters can be on call by telephone if needed.
•Contact our Clinic Manager, April, at april@seagerclinic.org to get started.
DONATE
Make a one-time donation here or consider being a Legacy Donor by donating $1,000 per year for at least 5 years! We have over 30 Legacy Donors who are committed to the ongoing success and growth of the Seager Memorial Clinic and the patients we serve. Contact our Executive Director, Jerika, at jerika@seagerclinic.org if you can support our work.”
MALPRACTICE COVERAGE -
Our volunteer physicians and providers are protected from liability under the “Healthcare Providers Immunity from Liability Act” UT Title 58-13-3. Patients sign a waiver when they sign in for medical care. They are covered as long as their license is active. If they are retired, we can guide them through the process of applying for a “retired license”; through DOPL. It’s a fairly easy process and doesn’t cost any money. We have a handful of retired medical volunteers that have “retired license”; in order to volunteer with us.
OTHER Free Clinics in Utah
Utah Association of Free Clinics Location Contact Person Title Email
Community Bldg Community Midvale Mauricio Agramont Exec. Dir. magramont@midvalecbc.org
Davis Volunteer Medical Clinic Clearfield Glenda Smith Chief Nursing Sup. glendalue2@gmail.com
Doctors' Volunteer Clinic St. George DeAnne Staheli Clinic Director dfclinic@infowest.com
Hope Clinic Midvale Jane Powers Clinic Director hopeclinic.ut@hotmail.com
Moab Free Health Clinic Moab Doug Caylor Executive Director doug@moabfreehealthclinic.org
People's Health Clinic Park City Mairi Leining CEO Mairi@phcpc.org
Volunteer Care Clinic Provo Clyde & Connie Stauffer Clinic Directors Clyde@cmsfamily.net; connie.9548@gmail.com