Is your SRFC looking to collaborate with another clinic on a common goal? Would a grant aid your clinic in this collaboration?   Apply for the Society of Student-Run Clinic's Inter-Clinic Grant program to earn up to $1,000 for you and a partnering clinic to collaborate on a patient care or quality improvement project!   As part of the application, please be sure to include a thorough research project proposal including an outline of how you would budget your allocated grant, and how many clinics are involved. We encourage clinic advisor approval before submission of your proposal or acknowledgement from your advisor that you've submitted a grant application if IRB approval will be necessary for your project. Please check with your institution's IRB to find out if the project's PI can be a student.

The only criterion for eligibility for this grant is being a student-run clinic and completion of the application. Click here for the application.   This year's deadline is 2/5/2024. Email journal@journalsrc.org with any questions.   Read More Read more about SSRFC/JSRC Inter-clinic Grant Application Open (2023-24 Cycle)

Thank you to all of our student and faculty reviewers and editorial staff for Volume 9 of the Journal of Student-Run Clinics! 

We would also like to recognize the following individuals who made significant contributions to the journal based on the number of completed reviews, timeliness, and quality of reviews and were selected as outstanding Reviewers of the Year (Jun 2022 - Jun 2023):

Dr. Isaac Pearce (faculty reviewer)
Dr. Jennifer Taylor (faculty reviewer)
Eric Min (student reviewer)
Hayley Dunlop (student reviewer)

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We would like to introduce the inaugural grant provided by the Society of Student-Run Free Clinics (SSRFC) and facilitated in conjunction with the Journal of Student-Run Clinics (JSRC). Two grants of up to $1,000 each will be offered to selected clinic applicants. Please only submit one application/project proposal per student-run clinic.   Here is the application link
Here are resources to help you get started:
Grant Writing Workshop recording: https://tinyurl.com/grantweb22
Grant writing links: https://tinyurl.com/grantguide1


As part of the application, please be sure to include a thorough research project proposal including an outline of how you would budget your allocated grant, and how many clinics are involved. We encourage clinic advisor approval before submission of your proposal or acknowledgement from your advisor that you've submitted a grant application if IRB approval will be necessary for your project. Please check with your institution's IRB to find out if the project's PI can be a student.

The only criterion for eligibility for this grant is being a student-run clinic and completion of the application. The application deadline has been extended to 4/22/2022 at 11:59pm.

Please email journal@journalsrc.org with any questions about this new program. Read More Read more about SSRFC/JSRC Student-Run Clinic Grant Application

The Consortium of Student Led Eye Clinics (CSLEC) Impact Survey is NOW OPEN!!!   We need your help to measure the collective impact of services offered by student-run eye services nationwide as part of a patient safety-net system! Please plan on sending ONE submission for each participating student-run free eye clinic from your institution!. The link to the survey is here. The attached flyer also contains the survey link and some more information on the study. You can also access the survey and flyer on our website. The due date for the survey is November 30^th. Please reach out to Melanie Scheive (mscheive@iupui.edu) with any questions. Read More Read more about The Consortium of Student Led Eye Clinics (CSLEC) Impact Survey

Learn how to write your abstract for the upcoming SSRFC conference! 

Date: September 26, 2020 (Saturday)

Time: 12PM EST

RSVP here by September 25, 2020 (Friday) at 5PM.

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Rewatch our webinar on Responding to COVID-19 at Student-Run Clinics, where we hear from leaders at St. Vincent's Student Clinic, HAVEN Free Clinic, Shade Tree Clinic, JayDoc Free Clinic, KNIGHTS Clinic, and The Willow Clinic on establishing and operating a telemedicine program, COVID screening and tracking protocols, operating and re-opening physical clinics, and serving the community beyond patient care!

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Thank you to all of our student, resident, and faculty reviewers and staff for Volume 5 of the Journal of Student-Run Clinics! Their generosity with their time and expertise are what make everything possible.

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Join us for our second Journal of Student-Run Clinics webinar on mental health for immigrants and refugees in student-run clinics on 5/21/19, 7:00PM EST. Students from Emory University School of Medicine will be presenting on their model for providing mental health services for immigrants and refugees in the Clarkston Community Health Center, followed by an interactive discussion on immigrant and refugee health and provision of mental health services. RSVP to kkenisto@ucsd.edu!

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Thank you to all of our student and faculty reviewers and staff for Volume 4 of the Journal of Student-Run Clinics! Their generosity with their time and expertise are what make everything possible!

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Join us for the first Journal of Student-Run Clinics webinar on mental health in student-run clinics on 10/10/18, 7:00PM EST. HAVEN Clinic will be presenting on their model for training health professional students as lay counselors, followed by an interactive discussion on provision of mental health services. Sign up at https://tinyurl.com/JSRCwebinar!

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The Journal of Student-Run Clinics and Society of Student-Run Free Clinics (SSRFC) will be hosting a hackathon at the 2018 SSRFC Annual Conference. Participants from different clinics will join together to design testable solutions around shared problems. Event is free, but registration required.  

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The Journal of Student-Run Clinics is now hosted on Open Journal Systems!

To shorten time-to-publication, the Journal will now publish on a rolling basis. 

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Thank you to all of our student and faculty reviewers and editors for being part of the Journal community! We really appreciate the time and thoughtfulness that you share to help make the Journal possible. 

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The Journal of Student-Run Clinics is accepting submissions!

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Interested in being a reviewer or editor for the Journal of Student-Run Clinics or interested in lending other talents to our mission?  

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