Spanish Interpreters needed for Mobile Medical Unit in North GA

Posted 2 days ago

bethesda community clinicBall Ground (GA)

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About the role

Bethesda Community Clinic is a mobile free primary care clinic providing care to anyone in need. We utilize volunteer healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality care directly where people live, work, play, and worship. We provide free doctor visits, labs, medications, counseling, and social services all at no cost to our patients. We believe healthcare is a basic human right and we work diligently to remove all barriers to care. We do not turn anyone away in need of care! Our mobile clinic has a set schedule of sites and some community events during the year. We have 6 hour shifts in Cobb, Cherokee, Pickens, and Gilmer Counties. You can visit our site for more information. www.Bccmobile.comWe need Spanish interpreters and medical interpreters to assist our healthcare providers deliver high quality care to our Hispanic patients. Our clinic provides primary care, acute care, medication management, women's exams, pediatric care, labs, and health/wellness education. There is a large Hispanic community located in North Georgia who are in need of care. Our clinic does not require any ID and will not turn anyone away in need of care regardless of their age, sex, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, gender, religion, or immigration status. Please join us as we provide free healthcare to the most vulnerable in North Georgia.

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