In 2015, medical students at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University started the Women's Clinic of Clinica Esperanza (WCCE), a "clinic within the clinic," recruiting physician preceptors and obtaining funding to support WCCE operations.  As the example of WCCE shows, student-run clinics can utilize medical students' relationships with providers and unique funding sources to expand access to specialty care for uninsured patients.
WCCE
Evaluating the Impact of a Student-Run Women's Clinic on Access to Gynecologic Care for Uninsured Women in Rhode Island.Clinica Esperanza/Hope Clinic (CEHC) is a free clinic providing primary care to a predominantly Spanish-speaking, uninsured patient population in Rhode Island with limited access to gynecologic care. 
Clinica Esperanza/Hope Clinic
In 2015, medical students at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University started the Women's Clinic of Clinica Esperanza (WCCE), a "clinic within the clinic," recruiting physician preceptors and obtaining funding to support WCCE operations.  As the example of WCCE shows, student-run clinics can utilize medical students' relationships with providers and unique funding sources to expand access to specialty care for uninsured patients.
WCCE
In 2015, medical students at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University started the Women's Clinic of Clinica Esperanza (WCCE), a "clinic within the clinic," recruiting physician preceptors and obtaining funding to support WCCE operations.  As the example of WCCE shows, student-run clinics can utilize medical students' relationships with providers and unique funding sources to expand access to specialty care for uninsured patients.
WCCE