We Have a Matching Fund Donor: Help Grant this Father's Biggest Wish - and Double Your Impact! Good morning, I'm Gustavo Adolfo Ibarra Marín, General Manager of our Roberto Clemente Clinic. I've been here since 2005 - the longest out of our current team. It's about time we met! Julia and the Board suggested Father's Day as a good...
Dear Friend of the Clinic, The Diabetes Club started in 2017 due to the need to improve the health conditions and quality of life in patients being seen at the Clinic. Dra. Ruiz noticed an influx of patients developing diabetes mellitus and other comorbidities with acute and chronic complications. For this reason, Dra. Ruiz and the Clinic...
Dear friend of the Clinic, We come with exciting news! Dr. Shawn Borich recently joined our Clinic family as Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Shawn has jumped right into his new role with Clinic, bringing outstanding ideas for growth and improvement. Dr. Jose Mosquera, a board member and previous CEO of the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic, along with our new CEO will be...
Dear Friend of the Clinic, This week, we want to highlight our corporate partners. These are companies who have supported our non-profit for decades - with guidance, networking, supplies, professionalism, and funds. They each deserve huge thanks, as we would not be our Nicaclinic without them. The Oxford Club | Baltimore, MD Based in Baltimore, The Oxford Club publishes one of...
Dear friend of the Clinic, "A mother is she who can take the place of all others but whose place no one else can take." - Cardinal Meymillod From our NicaClinic family to yours, Happy Mother's Day! Mothers play huge leadership roles in our Clinic community - from the professionals who help lead our team to the mothers...
Dear Friends of the Clinic, Last weekend our team in Nicaragua, along with Advisory Council member Jack Weston, met with the families involved in our Community Garden Program. You see, while many Nicaraguans have access to land, they do not possess the tools or knowledge necessary to yield crops for their families. So land is often left...