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Established in July 2019, the mission of the Office of Community Health Work is to take the “complex” out of “complex care” by supporting programs that improve access, foster self-sufficiency, and promote healing for all. The office offers multiple programs to communities across central and southern Illinois, all rooted in motivational interviewing, harm reduction, and trauma-informed care to reduce isolation and build trust with residents. Programs include community health worker services, trauma-informed care training and support, and medical student hotspotting experiences. The team also

Mission Statement The mission of the Office of Compliance and Ethics is to assist the School of Medicine in meeting its multi-faceted mission of education, research, patient care and service to the community while being compliant with associated laws and regulations, policies and funding source mandates. The Office of Compliance and Ethics will have compliance oversight and in some situations direct operational responsibility to support the institution’s compliance obligations. Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and related organizations wish to ensure that their affairs are

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Our mission is to integrate patient care, education, and research to better understand the biological aspects of aging, cognition, and neurodegenerative disorders allowing us to design innovative personalized care that addresses both the underlying symptoms and the disease leading to improved patient, family, and community outcomes. This is accomplished through careful integration of clinical health, analytical neuroscience and community engagement. Clinical Health Improving cognitive health of our community is accomplished by offering a full service Memory and Aging Clinic that provides

As a medical student interested in primary care, a variety of exciting opportunities await you. As you evaluate the alternatives, we invite you to consider the excellent educational experience offered at SIU Quincy Family Medicine Residency Program. Our program is dedicated to the principles and practice of family medicine. Each resident is given primary responsibility for a diverse patient population. Faculty at SIU Center for Family Medicine - Quincy emphasize all areas of family care - including health promotion and preventive medicine, disease screening and diagnostic detection, management

The SIU Family Medicine Residency Program, Carbondale offers its residents an unopposed (6-6-6), Osteopathicaly Recognized residency staffed by full-time medical faculty at the SIU Center for Family Medicine Clinic. Our graduates obtain exposure and are well trained to practice primary care in a multitude of settings: critical care, obstetrical care, newborn care, assisting in general surgery, and managing in a humane and competent manner a range of family medicine pathology. The SIU Family Medicine Residency Program, Carbondale, sponsored by Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, is