Throughout my time volunteering at the Mobile Clinic, I have routinely seen the benefits our services provide for a diverse array of community members. As President, I hope to expand our outreach efforts while simultaneously working to improve internal operations to better perpetuate our presence and philantropy in the community.

Mobile Clinic is an amazing organization that focuses on simultaneously addressing health disparities in our local communities while allowing the future generations of health providers an opportunity to give back and learn extremely valuable lessons under the direct wings of amazing, philanthropic physicians. I recognized the impact that this organization has on Iowa as soon as I heard about it and was eager to join. I am ecstatic I get to continue to be part of the team that brings so much to so many in our area.

I have been volunteering with the University of Iowa Mobile Clinic since the fall of 2021. I started as a general volunteer and then transitioned to being one of the Clinic Coordinators for West Liberty where I stayed for the last 3 years. My experience revitalizing West Liberty has shown me the broader impact that I can have on the mission of Mobile Clinic. I’m excited to bring my passion for expanding access to care and thoughtful leadership to supporting all of Mobile Clinic's clinic sites as Co-Executive Director of Clinic Operations.

Being involved with the Mobile Clinic has allowed me to connect with our community in many meaningful ways. I'm grateful to be part of a team of passionate students and faculty dedicated to providing accessible healthcare to underserved populations.

Volunteering with mobile clinic has given me so many opportunities to connect with the local community and patients. I’m thankful to be a part of this organization, and advance our mission of providing affordable, quality healthcare to those that need it most. 

Giving back to my community has always been a core value of mine, and it was only natural that I joined the UIMC early on in my undergrad career. Being able to send patients out of the clinic with a smile is what has kept me coming back over the years and what continues to motivate me to keep building with the organization

I volunteer with the UI Mobile Clinic because it allows me to serve my community, especially for those that face significant barriers to receiving healthcare. I enjoy upholding the values of the Mobile Clinic through my service, and I am truly grateful for the opportunity to provide care for underserved populations in our community.

I initially joined the Mobile Clinic because I was passionate about healthcare access and meeting patients where they are. Beginning my freshman year, volunteering and training with the clinic gave me the opportunity to learn how small, intentional actions can make a meaningful impact on patients and communities. Through this work, I’ve gained a deeper appreciation for the importance of accessible, community-based care and the people who make it possible. Now, as the Director of Clinic Relations, I am excited to continue this work by building new connections, strengthening partnerships, and expanding the resources and specialties we are able to offer across our clinic sites.

It’s truly an honor to serve on the board of an organization which has been providing healthcare to the underserved in eastern Iowa for more than twenty years. I look forward to working together to continue to improve our services and advocate for our patients, and am excited to build on the work of decades of students, volunteers, and faculty whose passion and dedication have made Mobile Clinic what it is today. 

I enjoy being involved with Mobile Clinic because of the impact we have on the community. I love being able to interact with patients and practice my skills as a future provider. Helping patients receive quality care is immensely rewarding. 

I began volunteering with Mobile Clinic during my M1 year. My prior experience working as a social caseworker in street-side clinics during undergrad motivated me to continue this work as a medical student, now serving as a student provider. My favorite aspect of this organization has been the opportunity to deliver care to those who need it most in the Iowa City community, while also gaining invaluable hands-on clinical experience.

I love being able to work with underserved communities all over Iowa and be able to provide quality, free care. I am grateful to volunteer alongside amazing staff and volunteers who work so hard to make every clinic successful for our patients.

Having grown up in Iowa City with a deep appreciation for patient care, the UI Mobile Clinic has been the perfect way for me to give back to the community that raised me. Our clinics serve a diverse population and address barriers to healthcare with compassion and respect, allowing volunteers to contribute to meaningful, patient-centered care while learning the importance of advocacy, teamwork, and service in healthcare. 

While there is no shortage of ways to spend your weekend as a college student in Iowa City, I notice that my best weekends are the ones when I volunteer with UI Mobile Clinic. In doing so, I'm able to combine my interests in medicine and working with underserved populations, which eases the pain of having to take two semesters of physics if it means I get to pursue a career in healthcare. I'm excited to be a part of UI Mobile Clinic, both as a volunteer and as the Executive Director of Technology, so that I can make an impact in my local community by working directly with patients, and making sure the organization functions smoothly from behind the scenes! 

Volunteering with the Mobile Clinic has been an incredibly meaningful experience. It’s given me the opportunity to connect with my community while promoting preventive care. Serving on the executive board, I’m grateful to work alongside such a dedicated team committed to making compassionate care accessible to everyone. Collaborating with faculty and peers who share this mission inspires me to keep strengthening our community and ensuring that every person has the resources they need to thrive.