Bayanihan Basics

Name the four women who started Bayanihan

Julienne Angeles, Thea de Borja, Rosalyn Moya, and Voltaire Sinigayan

What’s Tower 2

The US Filipino War Veterans and Descendants Legion-Tower II

[ Meetings are from 10 am to 2 pm, typically on the 2nd Saturday of the month ]

What’s Magellan Post 604

American legion Magellan Post 604

[ Meetings are from 3 pm to 6 pm, on the 3rd Sunday of every month ]

What year and month did Bayanihan start

February 2002

When did Bayanihan Clinic become a non-profit organization

August 2002

When were the first group of undergrad volunteers recruited?

October 2002

Who is Dr. Luz D. Guerrero and when did he start his position

He is the Medical Director and began his position in October 2003

When did Bayanihan become affiliated with UC Davis?

in 2007

In 2013, the mission statement was revised. What was changed in the mission statement?

It now includes all Filipino war veterans and immigrants. And reflects the diversity of the underserved communities of the Greater Sacramento area

What does Bayanihan mean?

The name captures two essences of the clinic; in English it translates as “a collective group of people working together towards a common goal.”

What does Bayani mean in literal terms?

heroes, which recognizes the Filipino WWII Veterans

In March 2012, Bayanihan Clinic moved to it’s second location, where and who helped?

The second location was at 1281 North Avenue in Natomas. Richard Ikeda and Health for All staff helped

When did Bayanihan Clinic move to 3030 Explorer Drive in Rancho Cordova, and what is the Name of the Clinic space used?

July 2017 and HALO Clinic [Health and Life Organization]

Who are Preceptors?

Our volunteer Physicians

Who are our Co-Directors?

Medical and PA Students

Who are coordinators?

The board members

Clinical Affairs

Gwyneth Inuman and Muskan Mall

Undergraduate Coordinators

Joshua Huynh and Nicole James

Outreach Coordinators

Kamryn Consuelo and Ella Siruno

Finance Coordinator

Giann Goulart and Claire Nelson

Preceptor Coordinator

Melody Lou

Specialties

They are intern led services beyond primary care

Interns

They are undergraduates that have completed their probationary period. And outsourced advocates

Summer Volunteers

US lol

Specialty Services - DEP

Diabetes Empowerment Program - Empower, guide, and reassure patients with or at risk for diabetes through education, persistence, and personalized counseling.

Specialty Services - Women’s Health

Provide more culturally sensitive outreach and education of healthy breast awareness and all areas of women’s health

Specialty Services - Cardiovascular advocacy program

Empower patients to overcome barriers to heart health by offering holistic, patient-centered education and support for managing hypertension and other chronic cardiovascular conditions

Specialty Services - Ophthalmology

Provide patients with comprehensive eye exams and vision corrective services to our patients with education on the importance of eye health

Specialty Services - Medical Interpreter

Facilitate communication between providers and limited English proficient (LEP) patients

Specialty Services - Dental

Aims to deliver comprehensive oral health care services for our patients and emphasize the importance of oral hygiene

Mental Wellness and Psychiatry

Provide patients with a safe avenue to address their mental health needs. We hope to educate about and destigmatize mental health in our underserved communities

Specialty Services - Dermatology

Provides preventative and responsive measures with concern to skin, hair, and nails. Our specialty strives to provide education about dermatology and provide free resources for different concerns.

Specialty Services - Podiatry

Provide comprehensive foot and ankle preventative care in collaboration with SMU’s Podiatry Program

Specialty Services - Pediatrics

Provides free health services and education to the children of Filipino immigrants and the youth of the Greater Sacramento area in the form of sports physicals, general health screenings, and tuli surgeries.

Specialty Services - Social Services

Works with patients to find multi-faceted solutions to challenges they may be facing

Clinic Saturday - 7:00 am to 8:00 am

Clinic Breakfast, prep-rooms, and clipboards

When is the latest Interns and SVs may arrive?

7:20 am

8:00 am to 12:00 pm

PTs called from the waiting room → MA takes vitals / intake → Co-D eval → Preceptor eval

10:00 am to 1:00 pm

order labs, schedule patient, scan all documents, give pt discharge papers

2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Clinic Lunch

Volunteer Expectations - Competency

Be able to perform tasks up to clinic protocol and standards

Volunteer Expectations - Professionalism

maintain a demeanor that promotes the quality of our services

Volunteer Expectations - Humility

Conduct yourself with an awarness of the barriers our patients and peers face

Volunteer Expectations - Growth

Build upon your skills, knowledge, and character

Volunteer Expectations - Initiative

Contribute to our clinic and its services