MS4 Directors

Kavya Natesan
Executive Director
Undergraduate Education: Graduated from Wichita State University

Favorite Part of JayDoc: I love that JayDoc serves our community by providing essential health care to those who need it the most while simultaneously providing a safe environment for students to learn and grow as providers without compromising on quality of care.

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Wyel Halimeh
Director of Physician Volunteers

Undergraduate Education: Wichita State University, Bachelor of Science in chemistry and a Master of Chemistry

Favorite Part of JayDoc: My favorite part of JayDoc is the collaboration we have with the community in providing free health care.

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Namie Fotion
Director of Finance and Purchasing

Undergraduate Education: MCDB at UCLA

Favorite Part of JayDoc: Working within a student-driven, inter-professional team

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Dania Jumpa
Director of Interpreter Services

Undergraduate Education: Newman University

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Lipi Mukherjee
Co-Director of Program Development
Undergraduate Education: Biology at University of Calcutta and Wichita State University

 

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Shayla To
Director of Special Events
Undergraduate Education: Newman University, Bachelor of Science in biology with psychology minor

Favorite Part of JayDoc: Seeing yourself and fellow students (medical, pharmacy, pre-meds, etc.) grow with knowledge and confidence from entering these spaces of patient care as students where we can listen to their stories and learn about medicine in all aspects.

 

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MS3 Directors

Fernanda Reyes
Junior Executive Director
Undergraduate Education: University of Kansas, Bachelor of Arts in Latin American & Caribbean Studies  
 
Favorite Part of JayDoc: I love to meet people and learn about the different ways that health affects life and the ways we can be a part of slowly improving someone's day to day. This makes me feel intimately connected to my community in a way that I did not know prior to being a part of JayDoc.

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Carlos Schwindt
Co-director of Program Development

Undergraduate Education: University of Kansas, Bachelor of Arts in microbiology

Favorite Part of JayDoc: I love that so many people of diverse backgrounds give up their free time and come together as a team to provide care for a population that is truly in need. 

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Ashley Eck
Director of Public Relations

Undergraduate Education: Kansas State University, Bachelor of Science in life sciences

Favorite Part of JayDoc: Coming from Kansas City, I am so excited to help provide primary care to the Wichita community and get to know other medical professionals here! 

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Hope Smelser
Director of Volunteers
Undergraduate Education: University of Montana, Bachelor of Science in biochemistry, minor in biology, certificate in forensic studies 

Favorite Part of JayDoc: I am most excited to continue helping the Wichita community access affordable health care!

 

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Ike Abrams
Director of Fundraising
Favorite Part of JayDoc: I feel like JayDoc wins in many areas, specifically that it provides quality health care for the underserved while simultaneously providing an excellent opportunity for student doctors to develop their skills.

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Sydney Kubica
Director of Education
Favorite Part of JayDoc: I am so excited to join the JayDoc team in Wichita! I am proud to be part of an organization that is working to ensure everyone in our community has access to health care!

 

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MS2 Directors

Leah Duncan
Undergraduate Education: Kansas State University

Favorite Part of JayDoc: My favorite part of JayDoc is getting to know patients' stories and connecting them with resources that could have a drastic impact on their quality of life

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Evie Schmitz
Undergraduate Education: University of Kansas

Favorite Part of JayDoc: My favorite part of JayDoc is seeing the impact that the clinic makes on the community all while giving students the opportunity to learn and grow as future physicians.

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MS1 Directors

To be announced

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Pharmacy Directors

Vy Lam, P4 Director
Undergraduate Education: Wichita State University

Favorite Part of JayDoc: I enjoy working with future medical providers and licensed health professionals to help deliver quality care to underserved communities. JayDoc provides a safe environment for students to learn and gain clinical experience by applying knowledge and skills learned in the classroom to real-life patient care, and helps increase students' awareness to different health care barriers in the communities. It's also a great opportunity to give back to the communities and build connections while also getting a break from the craziness of studying.

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Thomas Barnaby, Director of Pharmacist Volunteers
Undergraduate Education: Graduate from Friends University with a Bachelor of Science in health science  

Favorite part of JayDoc: My favorite part of JayDoc is serving members of the Wichita community, while also being able to apply what we learn in the classroom to the clinic setting. I have also found working with the other medical volunteers to be invaluable to my own interprofessional development. Working with Jaydoc has truly shown how effective a team of health care professionals can be when we all work together! 

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Maria McGonigal, Director of Student Volunteers
Undergraduate Education: Cowley County Community College

Favorite part of JayDoc: My favorite part of JayDoc is having the unique opportunity to actively learn alongside the med students.

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Hannah Le, P4 Director of Diabetes Class
Undergraduate Education: Pre-Pharmacy and Associate of Science at Butler Community College

Favorite part of JayDoc: My favorite part about JayDoc is getting the early exposure to working interprofessionally centered on patient care. I really enjoy understanding the collaborative practice and agreements at JayDoc because it helps sharpen my clinical skills and make use of what I have learned during my time at KUSOP. It’s amazing getting the opportunity to meet pharmacists and doctors around Wichita that I can learn so much from as a student. Networking and collaborating with different professions are one thing but creating the long-lasting relationships is the other best part about JayDoc.

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Aubrey Knapton, P3 Director of Diabetes Class
Undergraduate Education: Associate of Science, pre-pharmacy at Butler Community College

Favorite part of JayDoc: Being about to collaborate with other pharmacy and medical students has provided me with an invaluable experience in patient care, allowing me to apply my knowledge and skills in a real-world setting. It's incredibly rewarding to be part of a team making a genuine difference in the lives of those who need it most.

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Makayla Webb, P2 Director of Diabetes Class
Undergraduate Education: Wichita State University

Favorite part of JayDoc: As a first-year pharmacy student, my favorite part of JayDoc is getting to work with other pharmacy students and medical students! While on the JayDoc board, I want to absorb as much knowledge as possible and find ways to make an impact!

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Pre-Med Volunteers

• Evan Saga 
• Mia Craig 
• Randy Tran 
• Amy Vathanasay 
• Marlene Vela 
• Shellamae Farmer 
• Amanda Nguyen 
• Ayal Al-Tabbal 
• Ameera Gofur 
• Sameeha Rashid 
• Kira McGrown 
• Rida Azmi 
• Anoushka Raju 
• Melissa Chavez 
• Jackson Haslett 

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Faculty

What do the JayDoc Community Clinic directors do?

Director of Diabetes Initiative

This person is in charge of the Diabetes Clinic, held on the first Wednesday of each month.

Director of Social Services

This student compiles ongoing lists of social services available to patients, including pharmacy assistance and referrals for more specialized care.

Director of Finance

This person keeps the board updated on the clinic's finances and oversees inflow-outflow of money.

Director of Physician Volunteers

This student coordinates the doctors who volunteer at the clinic each Saturday.

Director of Student Volunteers

This person works with all pre-medical and medical students to organize staffing for every weekend.

MS2 Representatives

These representatives coordinate with the School of Pharmacy for Operation Immunization, organize Health Fair for Point in Time event, and organize an annual fundraiser for the clinic.