Charles Clement is an executive management professional in Juneau, Alaska. Possessing nearly 20 years of experience, Charles Clement has served as CEO and president of Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) since 2012, where he is in charge of infrastructure development, coordination of services, and grant execution.
SEARHC offers a variety of health care services and programs to the southeast region of the state. One such program involves organizing traveling medical specialists to hold a wide range of short-term clinics in remote municipalities. These specialists provide services for which residents of rural areas must normally make lengthy commutes, to cities such as Anchorage or even Seattle, to obtain.
Mount Edgecombe Hospital in Sitka hosts opthamology special clinics, as well as clinics for cardiology, pediatric endocrinology, neurology, and urology. In Juneau, the Ethel Lund Medical Center provides gynecology, pediatric cardiology, hepatology, and rheumatology clinics, among others.
Elsewhere around the state, patients can attend special clinics to receive diabetes management assistance and mammograms, physical therapy, and pediatric and general dentistry. Most of these clinics are held over the course of three or four days throughout the year. With a few exceptions, all patients must be referred by a family doctor in order to be admitted to a special clinic.
SEARHC offers a variety of health care services and programs to the southeast region of the state. One such program involves organizing traveling medical specialists to hold a wide range of short-term clinics in remote municipalities. These specialists provide services for which residents of rural areas must normally make lengthy commutes, to cities such as Anchorage or even Seattle, to obtain.
Mount Edgecombe Hospital in Sitka hosts opthamology special clinics, as well as clinics for cardiology, pediatric endocrinology, neurology, and urology. In Juneau, the Ethel Lund Medical Center provides gynecology, pediatric cardiology, hepatology, and rheumatology clinics, among others.
Elsewhere around the state, patients can attend special clinics to receive diabetes management assistance and mammograms, physical therapy, and pediatric and general dentistry. Most of these clinics are held over the course of three or four days throughout the year. With a few exceptions, all patients must be referred by a family doctor in order to be admitted to a special clinic.
