Glenda S.
Spanish Interpreter Patient Health Navigator @Pacific Free Clinic, Stanford School Of Medicine
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WORK HISTORY
Spanish Interpreter Patient Health Navigator @Pacific Free Clinic, Stanford School Of Medicine
San Jose, CA, US
As a spanish interpreter and patient health navigator, I am able to translate patient visits while providing support for the patient. In this role, I advocate for the patient\'s needs, concerns, and questions for the duration of their visit. I also provide a social needs screening where patients get connected to community resources such as rent/food assistance, primary care referrals, legal services and more.
EDUCATION
Stanford University
Bachelors, B.A. Human Biology - Social Class, Race, Ethnicity, and Health
ABOUT GLENDA S.
Hello! My name is Glenda and I\'m a first generation college student at Stanford. I am currently pursuing a BA in Human Biology with a concentration in Social Class, Race, Ethnicity, and Health. I am passionate about the intersection of public health, social justice, and community health in underserved communities. More specifically, I am interested in reducing health disparities and health inequities in low income and immigrant+refugee communities.
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