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"The members gained information about maintaining their health ... [and] began to see coherence in establishing healthy on-going practices ... Our members and staff shared freely with the BTG students and felt they were contributing to the education of professionals who wanted to be more understanding."
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Thomas Jefferson University
Jefferson
Web Site
Bridging the Gaps Program Staff
Maria Hervada-Page, MSS
Thomas Jefferson University BTG Program Director
maria.hervada-page@jefferson.edu
215-955-6538
Department of Family and Community Medicine
1015 Walnut Street, Suite 4501
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Thomas Jefferson University BTG Program Faculty
R. Patrick McManus Jr.,
MD, School of Medicine
George P. Valko,
MD, School of Medicine
CHIP Eligibility
Thomas Jefferson University students who have completed
their first year in the following programs may be eligible to participate
in the Bridging the Gaps Community Health Internship Program:
- School of Medicine
- College of Health Professions, Department of Nursing
- College of Health Professions, Occupational Therapy
Students from Bryn Mawr Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research join Thomas Jefferson interns (in some years) working on community projects.
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2011 BTG CHIP Community Partners – Thomas Jefferson University
- Bartram High School, Bridge Program
- Bethesda Project, My Brother's House
- Mazzoni Center
- Mercy Hospice
- Nationalities Service Center, Health Outreach
- Philadelphia Department of Public Health, Patient Assistance Program
- Philadelphia FIGHT
- Philadelphia Senior Center, South Broad Street Branch
- Philadelphia Senior Center, Independence Promotion Project Services on Site (SOS)
- Project H.O.M.E., Honickman Center Children's Program
- To Our Children's Future With Health, The Den
- Urban Tree Connection
- Youth Emergency Service
For an alphabetical list of all 2010 BTG CHIP community partners and to view 2010 community project summaries by site, click here.
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"Interdisciplinary work was . . . a great idea because we all now have some level of understanding and appreciation for one another in our respective fields. The greatest health care cannot come from any one profession, it takes a team. BTG truly prepared us for that."
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