Shown, from left, outside the Community Free Clinic on Concord Lake Road, are Trevor St. Clair, Cabarrus College master of occupational therapy assistant professor; Kayleigh Fessenden, Cabarrus College master of occupational therapy instructor; Karen Chow, Community Free Clinic nurse clinical manager; and Nancy Litton, Community Free Clinic executive director.
A determined group of students and instructors at Cabarrus College of Health Sciences haven’t let the COVID-19 pandemic stop them from doing good in the community, shifting to a telehealth virtual care model to keep a local free clinic operating.
Shown standing at the entrance to the clinic are, from left, Nancy Litton, Community Free Clinic executive director; Karen Chow, Community Free Clinic nurse clinical manager; Trevor St. Clair, Cabarrus College master of occupational therapy assistant professor; and Kayleigh Fessenden, Cabarrus College master of occupational therapy instructor. Despite COVID-19, the students, instructors and clinic leaders have worked to keep the volunteer services going through telehealth.
Shown, from left, outside the Community Free Clinic on Concord Lake Road, are Trevor St. Clair, Cabarrus College master of occupational therapy assistant professor; Kayleigh Fessenden, Cabarrus College master of occupational therapy instructor; Karen Chow, Community Free Clinic nurse clinical manager; and Nancy Litton, Community Free Clinic executive director.
Shown standing at the entrance to the clinic are, from left, Nancy Litton, Community Free Clinic executive director; Karen Chow, Community Free Clinic nurse clinical manager; Trevor St. Clair, Cabarrus College master of occupational therapy assistant professor; and Kayleigh Fessenden, Cabarrus College master of occupational therapy instructor. Despite COVID-19, the students, instructors and clinic leaders have worked to keep the volunteer services going through telehealth.
