Rhode Island Society of Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons
142 E. Ontario St., 8th Fl.
Chicago, IL  60611
Ph: 800-454-9663
Fax: 312-202-8224
risops@osteopathic.org

 


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SAVE THE DATE:
RISOPS May Dinner Meeting

WHO: All RISOPS members and RI osteopathic physicians nd spouses/guests are the guests of Legally Mine
WHEN: Wednesday, May 22, 2019
 
6:00pm: Cocktails and Announcements
6:30pm: Dinner and Lecture
WHERE: Fleming's Prime Steakhouse
223 Main Street
East Greenwich, RI 02818
(401) 398-0693
SPEAKER: Natalyn Lewis
SUBJECT: Understanding Legal Tools: Keys to Lawsuit Prevention, Tax Reduction, License Protection
RSVP: No later than Monday, May 20th
By phone: (800) 454-9663 ext.8101
By email: risops@osteopathic.org

Spouses/guests are welcome.
 
RISOPS thanks Legally Mine for supporting this program.




Primary Care Providers Needed

"One doesn’t have to travel to another country to help…"

Providence, RI, September 9, 2015 - The Rhode Island Free Clinic, a primary care medical home for Rhode Islanders who earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but not enough to afford health insurance, is in need of volunteer physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners. Hours could be during the day or evening, depending on the volunteers’ availability. Morning shift hours are 9am-noon Monday-Friday; afternoon hours are 1pm-4pm Monday-Thursday; and evening hours are 6pm-9pm Tuesdays and Thursdays, plus the 2nd Wednesday and 4th Monday of each month.

“Spending time at the Clinic reminds me of why I became a doctor,” says Dr. Caroline Troise, an internal medicine specialist with Anchor Medical Associates, who is also RI Free Clinic’s Volunteer Medical Director. “One doesn’t have to travel to another country to care for the needy. Your help is needed, and gratefully received, right here.”

Physicians, PAs, and NPs—active or retired—who would like to volunteer, must be credentialed and able to practice medicine in the United States. For those physicians who are retired, malpractice insurance through HRSA is available at no cost. Most practitioners volunteer on a weekly or monthly basis.

Founded in 1999, the RI Free Clinic is located at 655 Broad Street in Providence. For more information call Tomas Morales at 401-274-6347, x 327.




RIMS Physician Health Program

The Rhode Island Medical Society offers confidential and effective help for troubled physicians.




Upcoming RISOPS Board Meetings

The RISOPS Board meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month.  Contact staff for times and locations.

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