CHIP (Community Homeless Interprofessional Program)

9/29/21 COVID-19 Update:

Hello Students and Health Care Providers:

After not meeting in person from March 2020-April 2021 with closure, we are trying to engage with the Cathedral and piloting outdoor healthcare screenings and education this summer and early fall. We held our first in-person in May and are keeping numbers small for now. Thank you to the student leadership who held engaging virtual content and case discussions this past year to keep the group together. 

Sincerely, Faculty and Wayne State Interprofessional Leadership.

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Questions? Reach out to our student representatives from Wayne State Interprofessional (WSI) that support CHIP

Medicine: Anirudh Chitale ([email protected]), Sara Farooqui ([email protected]) 

Pharmacy: Michelle Dierker ([email protected]) , Lauren Lim ([email protected])

Physical Therapy: Cece Findlay ([email protected]), Kathryn Gordon ([email protected]) 

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Pre-COVID-19 related information:

Time/Date: TBD

Location: The Cathedral of St. Paul's, 4800 Woodward Ave.

Details: The Cathedral is at the corner of Woodward and Warren Ave. This clinic is NOT white coat attire. Please wear a polo or Tshirt affiliated with your discipline (example: WSU Pharmacy) and a pair of dark colored slacks or jeans. Please bring any discipline appropriate equipment with you (stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, references, etc).

Note: Attendance is critical to the function of the clinic! If you can no longer attend a date you signed up for, you If you can no longer attend a date you signed up for, you must inform a clinic coordinator NO LATER than one week prior to that clinic's date. Failure to do so may result in you being unable to sign up for future CHIP clinics (with the exception of extenuating circumstances).  

Please review the procedures regarding the clinic PRIOR to your assigned date. Watch the training video (11 minutes) at the following link: https://youtu.be/gCs9RgsN2RY