Volunteers in Medicine Clinic Expands to New Building
Volunteers in Medicine moved out of the basement of the Salvation Army into larger space on South Duchesne.
On a busy Monday morning in November, volunteers at the Volunteers in Medicine clinic in St. Charles hustle through the halls, squeezing past one another as they pop into patient rooms. This year, the Volunteers in Medicine clinic gained a bit more space to move about when it moved from the basement of the Salvation Army facility at 2410 N. Fourth Street to a 3,000 square foot space at 1039 South Duchesne in September. The 49 volunteers who provide medical care and support at the clinic now have more space to do so, with six exam rooms, a waiting room, staff offices and even a break room. Anita Hockett, who started Volunteers in Medicine in 1996, said everyone is thrilled with the new location. "We never, ever dreamed it would grow …
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Amber Sullivan
10:15 am on Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Will you please fill in the # of visits from last year? ' Last year, the clinic had xxx patient visits.' more ›