Sneak Peek---CHS Prezi: Meet The Docs
Courtesy of Safira Celcis & Stephane Elias.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Thursday, May 31, 2012
@CHSWFC Company Profile
"Building Bridges, Improving Lives."
The Center for Haitian Studies (CHS) is a duly registered non-profit, tax exempt health & social service organization founded in 1988 for the purpose of serving the disenfranchised populations of Little Hait/Little River in Miami, FL. The clinic not only provides health services free of charge but also provides patients with a culturally sensitive atmosphere.The clinic accepts, respects, and takes care of anyone who needs medical attention.
Meet the Team:
Dr. Laurinus 'Larry' Pierre, MD, MPH
Executive Director, Center for Haitian Studies
Dr. Jean-Baptiste L. Charlot, MD, OB/GYN
Medical Director, Center for Haitian Studies
Mr. Romuald Blanchard, MHCA
Administrator, Center for Haitian Studies
From left to right: Gina, Valerie, Sonide, Madame Sant-Victor,
Rom, me (Stephane), Remond, Tancine, Safira (my colleague & P.I.C.),
and Dina. Missing: Karim, Herby, Augustin, Bastien, and Mono
CHS's staff is experienced in providing services to the target population of Haitian
Americans: All CHS staff who are involved in program planning or who have direct contact
with clients are sensitive to Haitian culture and values, particularly to the history of the Haitian
community with respect to HIV. CHS board and staff members are experienced in the
provision of counseling, case management, health, research and educational services. They
have a full understanding of issues related to Haitian beliefs and risk practices impacting on HIV
transmission. Staff members having direct contact with clients and the public are fluent in both
English and Creole.
Americans: All CHS staff who are involved in program planning or who have direct contact
with clients are sensitive to Haitian culture and values, particularly to the history of the Haitian
community with respect to HIV. CHS board and staff members are experienced in the
provision of counseling, case management, health, research and educational services. They
have a full understanding of issues related to Haitian beliefs and risk practices impacting on HIV
transmission. Staff members having direct contact with clients and the public are fluent in both
English and Creole.
Health Services: Family Medicine
Ms. Tracey Altidor, ARNP
Dr. Michel J. Dodard, MD
Consultation is free but you have to pay for lab exams. Call 305.757.9555 to schedule an appointment.
Hours vary.
Health Services: OB/GYN
In response to the urgent need for gynecological care follow up care beyond basic screening & diagnosis in Miami's Little Haiti/Little River area, CHS, in collaboration with the University of Miami Miller School of
Medicine’s Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, opened a new GYN clinic at The Center
for Haitian Studies, Health & Human Services. In addition to providing care and treatment for
women from the local community, this new GYN specialty clinic serves as a key community
site for area physicians to refer patients with abnormal pap results and/or advanced
gynecological malignancies for treatment and follow up care. In addition, it also offers UM medical students, residents and fellows a unique opportunity to train under one of the leading practitioners in the field of
OBGYN.
for Haitian Studies, Health & Human Services. In addition to providing care and treatment for
women from the local community, this new GYN specialty clinic serves as a key community
site for area physicians to refer patients with abnormal pap results and/or advanced
gynecological malignancies for treatment and follow up care. In addition, it also offers UM medical students, residents and fellows a unique opportunity to train under one of the leading practitioners in the field of
OBGYN.
Health Services: UM Pediatric Mobile Clinic
Pediatric Mobile Van @ CHS
Every Tuesday: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Medical Education: Family Medicine
In 2007, in partnership with The Miami Jewish Health Systems (affiiated with The Jackson Health System’s Residency Program in Family Medicine), CHS began to coordinate a 6-week clinical clerkship rotation in Family Medicine for 3rd Year medical students from Ross University School of Medicine. This clinical training program between MJHS (as a Teaching Hospital) and CHS (as a community-based provider of health care and research services) testifies to the special collaborative relationship that MJHS and CHS have enjoyed since the 1990's.
Medical Education: OB/GYN
CHS offers a culturally competent clerkship in the fields of Obstetrics and Gynecology for 3rd Year medical students from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine (UM). Students are assigned by the Director of Clerkship Rotation at Department of OBGYN. Students are trained and supervised by Jean-Baptiste Charlot, MD, FACOG. Dr. Charlot is an appointed Clinical Instructor for the University of Miami’s Jackson Health System/OBGYN residency program.
For more info on the Center for Haitian Studies, click here. Also, be sure to like the clinic on Facebook & follow it on Twitter.
Thank you for taking the time to read this post. Have a great night! This is 'thedoc' and I'm signing out. Peace, Love & God Bless.
From left to right: Karim, Me (Stephane), Safira, and Rom
Thursday, May 10, 2012
CHS Documentary: Serving the Underserved
CHS is featured on Miamigration, a website dedicated to showing the New Miami as defined through the immigrant experience.
The Center for Haitian Studies in the Little Haiti neighborhood of Miami aims to serve the city’s underserved Haitian immigrants population. The clinic not only provides health services free of charge, but also provides patients with a culturally sensitive atmosphere. The clinic will accept, respect, and take care of anyone who needs medical attention.
By Carmen Rodriguez and Natalie Edgar
To view the CHS documentary, click here.
P.S.
Special thanks to Carmen Rodriguez & Natalie Edgar. Thank you for your hard work & dedication to building bridges & improving lives. You are appreciated! :-D
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The Center for Haitian Studies in the Little Haiti neighborhood of Miami aims to serve the city’s underserved Haitian immigrants population. The clinic not only provides health services free of charge, but also provides patients with a culturally sensitive atmosphere. The clinic will accept, respect, and take care of anyone who needs medical attention.
By Carmen Rodriguez and Natalie Edgar
To view the CHS documentary, click here.
P.S.
Special thanks to Carmen Rodriguez & Natalie Edgar. Thank you for your hard work & dedication to building bridges & improving lives. You are appreciated! :-D
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Sneak Peek: CHS Documentary
Behind the scenes photos of Center for Haitian Studies (@CHSWFC) Documentary. Courtesy of the lovely & talented ladies: Natalie Edgar (@ItsNatalieEdgar) and Carmen Rodriguez (@carmenarmen).
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