Our Partners 
Giving Back to Our Community
Good Samaritan Health Center -

A local faith-based clinic that provides quality medical care to Atlanta’s uninsured and underinsured populations and provides volunteer opportunities for PA and medical students. Vitis their website: Good Samaritan for more information
South Georgia Farmworker Health Project

The South Georgia Farmworker Health Project has become an important component of Emory’s PA Program. Typically, 35-40 senior PA students work with faculty and physicians, providing free care to 1200-1600 farmworkers and family members in south Georgia over twelve days of makeshift clinics in June. In 2003, the Program was recognized as a finalist for the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Partnership Award for Campus-Community Collaboration. In 2010 the American Academy of Physician Assistants and the PA Foundation recognized the merits of this project and Atlanta was the host city for the annual AAPA conference.
Visit their website: South Georgia Farmworker Health Project
HEALing Community Center

 HEAL provides health education and medical services to at-risk and underserved populations in Atlanta. They are committed to assessing the needs of communities, providing care to those in need, and helping communities take care of their own needs through training and support programs. HEAL operates the HEALing Community Center, a free healthcare clinic providing medical services to impoverished patients in the Atlanta community. These medical services include everything from basic wellness checks and physical examinations to blood tests and access to free medications. Visit their website: HEALing Community Clinic for more information