Dr. Custodio arranged for 4th-year medical students to spend a month at Kamaile as a community health rotation to help us formulate and implement our plans for the health center. In SY2012-2013, 6 4-week rotations by 4th-year students occurred at Kamaile. These students played an instrumental role in developing the Kamaile Wellness Plan, organizating health education programs for Kamaile students, organizating and conducting our formal health needs assessment, and contributing to the overall progress of the Kamaile Olakino Maika'i Health Center.

 

Additionally, WCCHC assigned Kamaile as a community health service site for their 2nd-year medical students. 3-4 of these students volunteered on a weekly basis throughout SY2012-2013. Their work centered around the creation, planning, and implementation of the Mini Docs program that provided 7 weeks of health education to all of our grade 3 students.