Have you ever heard of the Memorial Hermann Health Centers for Schools Program, and what are your thoughts about healthcare services being connected to school programs?

"The thought of so many children in society lacking proper medical care is very disheartening to me. I am so glad to know that Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital participates so actively in helping meet the medical needs of children. I think the relation of healthcare being provided through school programs is a great way to help our community's children have a chance at a better, healthier life."

The interviewer wants to see if you have done a thorough research of the company and understand all of its services and programs. Then, they want to hear your opinion of healthcare services connected to school programs to ensure you will be a good fit for the team if hired.

Children in poor health, who are hungry, fearful, sad, and living in poverty, face often insurmountable barriers to learning. The Memorial Hermann Health Centers for Schools Program is designed as a medical, mental health, and dental home for uninsured children and a secondary access point for insured children, comprising ten school-based clinics and three mobile dental vans. The primary goal of the Program is to bring increased healthcare to children who otherwise will not obtain it and keep children in school where they can learn. Some of the services provided are: sick and injury care, general and sports physicals, immunizations, chronic care (asthma, obesity, cholesterol), mental health therapy and social service referrals, nutritional guidance, as well as other specific care to meet student needs. Healthcare is one thing children cannot get on their own. Share your thoughts on this approach to providing care to those who cannot seek it for themselves.