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professional advice and should not be used in lieu of obtaining advice from a qualified health

care provider. And now on to the show. Welcome to Helix Talk episode of 49. I'm your co-host,

Dr. Schumann. I'm Dr. Patel, and today we are going to talk about something different, nothing clinical,

but you can kind of say it's more practice-related.

And so with that, Dr. Schumann, if you want to introduce the topic of today's episode.

Certainly.

And unfortunately, we do not have Dr. Kane with us today.

He will be off.

So in his absence, we're going to talk

a little bit about our intrepresental clinics, something that's been going on. The school

has an opportunity to provide health care to a number of individuals, as well as involve a whole

lot of the different professional members of the school. So without introduction, I would actually

like to go around the table and have the student leaders themselves introduce their names as well as what college they're contributing from.

Hi, I'm Nikki. I am one of the clinical affairs officers at the clinic. I am from Chicago Medical School.

Hi, I'm Kayla Wine. I am a second-year physical therapy student,

and I'm the archivist of the ICC. Hi, I'm Kelsey Green. I am also in the CMS program, and I am the

clinical affairs officer for medical informatics. I'm Humane-Oresundis. I'm from the College of Pharmacy, a third-year student,

and I am the Officer of Multicultural Affairs for the clinic.

Hello, everyone. I'm Jatin Gumpela. I'm the Officer of Finance. I'm also a pharmacy third-year student.

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