Community Health Initiative - Phoenix (CHIP)
CHIP is a student developed and directed service learning program at UArizona College of Medicine - Phoenix. This initiative is comprised of various opportunities that allow medical students to serve the community through provision of clinical care, education and mentoring. Services focus primarily on medically uninsured and underserved populations.
To learn more about all of our active service learning programs, please visit the CHIP HUB.
Current Programs (Clinical):
Neighborhood Christian Clinic
Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS
Sports Medicine
St. Vincent De Paul Clinic
Street Medicine Phoenix
Wesley Clinic
Wesley Refugee Clinic
Current Programs (Educational):
Hands for Henna
InstaMed
Mini-Medical School
New Hope Teen Pregnancy
Physicians Against the Trafficking of Humans
Saturday Scrubs (S.H.O.T.)
Sun Heroes
Wesley Diabetes Class
Current Programs (Community Outreach):
Culinary Medicine
UA Stronger Together
Harm Reduction Alliance
Crisis Textline
AZ Dept. of Health Services
Camp Patrick
CASA
Hospice of the Valley
Juntos por La Salud
New Song Center for Grieving Children
Physicians for Human Rights - Asylum Evaluation Clinic
Preventing Social Isolation
Project Roots
Special Olympics
Student-Led Longitudinal Diabetes Intervention