For the past several years, Independence Blue Cross has provided The Clinic with a summer intern. This year’s intern Karen McLay brought a wealth of experience from a past career as a pharmaceutical representative.

Barb is one of those people who knew she wanted a career in nursing since she was a child. You'll find her at The Clinic every Monday where she serves as a volunteer nurse.

What would you do on a cold and blustry Saturday January morning? Most of us would stay cozy and warm at home. But for a small and dedicated army of volunteers from a local financial services company, that was absolutely no reason to stay home.

Dr. Amy Jane Cadieux, one of our many volunteer physicians, has been named one of Main Line Today's Top Docs.

Jesse Kontra's full-time job as a transplant clinician is demanding of his time. He also finds time to volunteer his time as a physician extender here at The Clinic.

Ana M. Negrón, MD, is a graduate from the University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine and the Family Medicine Residency Program at Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia. She practices medicine, mothering, friendship, and composting in the greater Philadelphia area.

Krys Sipple, The Clinic's executive director, was appointed to the National Association of Free Clinics (NAFC) board of directors in December.

Recently, a group of Executive MBA students from St. Joseph’s University took on The Clinic as their student project. The four members of the student team - Mitch Baker, Joe Coyle, Tim Docherty and Scott Walker - chose a project which they hoped would dovetail with our recent national media exposure.

"...I didn't realize there were still people in this world that still cared so much for other people instead of just themselves."

Joe and Carol Gotaskie were recently featured in a Philadelphia Daily News story about this country's health care crisis.