JayDoc Community Clinic Board
Joining the JayDoc Community Clinic Board of Directors is an opportunity for medical students to cultivate leadership skills and help reduce local healthcare barriers.
JayDoc Community Clinic was founded in 2005 by a group of KU School of Medicine-Wichita students and Family Medicine faculty member Scott Moser, M.D. Since its inception, JayDoc has remained deeply rooted in the Department of Family & Community Medicine through the leadership and support of many faculty advisors, including the current advisors Tessa Rohrberg, M.D., and Tiffany Shin, Pharm.D.
The student-led clinic is dedicated to reducing barriers to healthcare access by providing free medical care to uninsured patients in Wichita and Sedgwick County, while also giving medical, pre-medical and pharmacy students meaningful opportunities to serve the community and gain hands-on clinical experience. JayDoc also serves as an important educational site for Family Medicine, with clerkship students, residents and faculty from our residency programs regularly participating in patient care and mentorship.
JayDoc is always looking for additional volunteers to support its mission and serve the Wichita community. Interested students, faculty, providers, interpreters and community members can email jcc@kumc.edu for more information about volunteer opportunities.