Student Outreach Clinic - University of Nevada School of Medicine

About Student Outreach Clinic - University of Nevada School of Medicine

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The Student Outreach Clinic is operated by medical students of The University of Nevada School of Medicine.

The Student Outreach Clinic is operated in cooperation with the Family Medicine Center and the University of Nevada School of Medicine, and made possible by faculty and community physicians who donate their time and talents to oversee the clinic. Services include general and acute medical care, gynecological exams, immunizations, and discounted laboratory services.

Currently there are three separate clinics (General, Children's, and Women's) run by the Student Outreach Clinic, each organized by a different group of student-managers.

The General Clinic provides general medical care, including complete physical exams and nutrition counseling. Physical exams are done to help determine illness, but can also be done for school, work, or sports participation.

The Children's Clinic provides medical care for pediatric patients from newborns to teenagers, including free immunizations to patients 18 years old and younger, Head Start physicals, sick and well visits, and nutrition counseling.

The Well Women's Clinic provides medical care aimed especially at female concerns, including services such as Pap smears, STD counseling, pregnancy tests, and physical exams for both gynecological and non-gynecological concerns. Unfortunately, we cannot offer pregnancy care.

Since this is a sliding fee scale clinic, we have provided the Federal Poverty Guidelines below. Visit the Student Outreach Clinic - University of Nevada School of Medicine website listed above to see what the level is needed for free care.