North East Medical Services
Corliss L. is an Integrative Medicine Assistant at North East Medical Services since September 2024, with a robust history in public health research and community engagement. Currently a Graduate Student Researcher at UC Berkeley School of Public Health, Corliss collaborates with Allensworth Elementary School to deliver STEM education sessions focused on water safety and health, as well as co-coordinating research on arsenic remediation. Previous roles include developing educational lesson plans as a Graduate Student Intern at Sequoia Foundation and performing laboratory analysis as a Laboratory Assistant in Adesnik Lab. Corliss has held various leadership and mentorship positions within the community, including Internal Affairs Director at REACH! Asian/Pacific Islander Retention & Recruitment Center, where initiatives focused on supporting underserved Asian American youth. Corliss holds a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from UC Berkeley and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health and Molecular and Cell Biology from the same institution.
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North East Medical Services
North East Medical Services (NEMS) is one of the largest community health centers in the United States targeting the medically underserved Asian population. Based in San Francisco, the non-profit community health center offers comprehensive health care services to a variety of patients, a majority of whom are uninsured or low-income. NEMS offers linguistically-competent and culturally-sensitive health care services in many languages and dialects, including Cantonese, Mandarin, Toishan, Vietnamese, Burmese, Korean, French, and Hindi. NEMS operates several clinics throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, spanning three counties. Our main clinic is located at 1520 Stockton Street in Chinatown/North Beach; with additional clinics in San Francisco's Portola, Visitacion Valley, Richmond, Tenderloin and Sunset districts; as well as Daly City and San Jose. NEMS employs over 700 health care and clinical support professionals and serves over 70,000 patients each year.