Latino Health Care Professionals

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Comment by Gina Ybarra on February 5, 2016 at 12:54pm

Hello everyone I recently became a certified PCT. I currently work as a patient access rep and am in the process of working as a CNA. not sure yet if I want to move on to nursing school until I have a bit more hands on experience with patients. Glad to be a part of this group.

Comment by Julio Reyes on June 3, 2013 at 7:41pm

Hello everyone just recently joined the NSHP, and I can see we have come a long way.  I have recently graduated with a Master's in Healthcare Administration concentration in Healthcare policy.  As I continue to grow professionally I am more interested in Medicare (innovation and Physician payment reform), so looking to connect with HHS, or CMS professionals who can guide me to a Fellowship opportunity.  Also seeking for a mentor within the field.

Julio Reyes

Comment by Cesar D Hernandez on March 26, 2013 at 7:21pm

Hello Everyone I'm Cesar Hernandez, living in San Antonio, TX of Puerto Rican descent . A Surgical Assistant by profession, and a cool dude by nature.

thank you.

Comment by Cynthia Gines on March 15, 2013 at 8:33pm

Hello I am new to NSHP but I'm glad I joined. I'm a new Registered Nurse, BSN, in Chicago. It's been difficult to find a job as a new grad. If anyone has any networking possibilities for Chicago I would apperciate it. Thank You! =)

Comment by Jackie Alvarado on November 28, 2012 at 2:56pm

Hello! I am a recruiter for a national health care provider- I currently have an opening for a full- time bilingual Registered Nurse to work in Dallas Texas!
please email me your resume or any questions you may have at jackeline.alvarado@medcor.com and visit our careers website for a full list of requirements and job duties.
https://www.medcor.com/MedcorCareers/Careers.asp

Comment by Diana Ocampo on November 5, 2012 at 8:03am

Hola y saludos a todos! I work in the Healthcare IT industry, and as part of being a bilingual professional my company Nuesoft and I would like to be more involved in the Hispanic Healthcare community. I think this can be a great way to participate in Atlanta.

Comment by Melissa Marinelarena on September 13, 2012 at 11:52am

Dr. Colón, IMC is truly innovative!  It is wonderful that you are able to offer all of those specialized services to your patients. Our healthcare system is fragmented and difficult enough to maneuver when you are sufficiently insured and healthcare literate but it is nearly impossible for those who are not. I'd say that is the true definition of "patient-centered care"!

You can find me on LinkedIn at: 

http://www.linkedin.com/in/mmarinelarenarnmpa

If I ever decide to relocate I'll take you up on your offer. 

Comment by Dr. Mel J. Colón on September 12, 2012 at 8:48pm

Melissa, do you want to relocate to Atlanta and work with us at International Medical Clinics? In any event, great to see you here! Mucho gusto! Are you on LinkedIn too?



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Dr. Mel J. Colón
Date: Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 5:12 PM
Subject: Re: [businessnetwork-727] About tonight's meetup at the Velvet Room - contingency plan if overcrowded
To: businessnetwork-727@meetup.com


Hi Mike,
I can't find the original invitation with the purpose of the mtg and the address.  Plz send again to me.

I am a physician operating a patient-centered multi-specialty community medical clinic in the Atlanta area providing patient access for everyone. Actually, International Medical Clinics (IMC) is a one-of-a-kind affordable medical center, speaking 14 languages, 11 M.D. Specialties, with the most outstanding customer service I have ever seen. In fact, this medical center is equally for lower income, middle income, upper middle income and affluent people. Our patients are American, Hispanic, Brazilian, Korean, Russian, African, Caribbean and from many other places. 

Our medical center is the flip-side of almost all the clinics in the country because we provide healthcare for those who do not have medical insurance or only have a very high deductible health insurance plan (i.e. where they used to have a $250 deductible but now have a $5,000 or $10,000 deductible). 

International Medical Clinics (IMC) is a fascinating model of delivery of healthcare in so many ways. Senator Johnny Isakson visited us with his Wash DC team. Former Mayor Shirley Franklin was very complimentary to what our center is achieving for the community. 

I would like to see if you can meet with us for a brief meeting at our medical center. 

With warmest regards, 
 
Mel 
 

Dr. Mel J. Colón, CEO
International Trade LLC (Funding for Films, Hospitals, Clinics, Commercial Real Estate, Hotels, Resorts, Green Technology, Biotechnology, Solar Energy, etc.)

* Note: We are presently seeking stellar healthcare companies anywhere in the U.S.  (i.e. healthcare technology, medical devices, hospitals, clinics of all types, etc., that need second, third or fourth round financing (not start-ups) that have the requisite business plan, PPM (Private Placement Memorandum) and already are revenue positive and possess a proven financial track record.

CEO, International Medical Clinics
Chairman, Healthcare for the World Chamber of Commerce 


Please check out this video on IMC, a greater Atlanta center of healthcare excellence and one stop, affordable medical clinic on YouTube: 

 www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYm4z0Wsm9M (2 minutes)  

 Linkedin Profile:  http://www.linkedin.com/in/drmelcolon  (Truly fascinating and the essence of innovation)


5979 Buford Highway, Suite B-4,
Doraville, Georgia 30340 
drs4drs@gmail.com  
678-547-0000 Office 
678-522-2870 Direct Line 12 noon to 10 pm EST
770-455-7717 Fax 
www.clinic4uninsured.com


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International Medical Clinics (IMC) has developed a new and uniquely innovative model of healthcare delivery to exclusively serve uninsured populations. This multi-physician specialty center effectively addresses the healthcare needs of the expanding multi-cultural uninsured community, one of America’s top ten national concerns. IMC accomplishes this mission by honoring and respecting cultural diversity, conducting ongoing focus groups to identify the needs and issues of different populations, providing substantive and skills-based healthcare education, and offering affordable medical fees.

Comment by Melissa Marinelarena on September 12, 2012 at 8:35pm

¡Saludos! I'm a RN with a Masters in Public Administration. I am currently located in the Los Angeles area working in health policy. Growing up not only bilingual but bicultural, I am familiar with many of the health issues and obstacles Latinos face. I hope this group is still active because it would be great to connect.

Comment by Frank Loftin on October 26, 2011 at 7:51pm

I think it is great that Latinos are looking to get more healthcare related jobs. I am part of the Latin community in Boston and I have completed my education and have held several medical assistant jobs. I am a firm supporter of the Latinos in the healthcare industry population and hope that we continue to grow!

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