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AIDS/HIV PREVENTION AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES (STD)

the link next to this logo opens a pdf file Mobile clinic schedule for September 2008

Guidelines:

(To view the print version of the calendar: Click the calendar link, click on “View” and then click “Print version”. Thanks again for your participation and contribution to our common efforts to prevent and control STDs in Houston/Harris County:)

I. Mobile Clinic Bi-Weekly Calendar:

The monthly Mobile Clinic calendar contains outreach screening events that are scheduled during two-week intervals.  The calendar is updated on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month to provide locations and scheduled times for screening events that are scheduled during the upcoming two weeks. Once the calendar is updated and revised, a copy will be forwarded to all recipients.  

Il. Mobile Clinic Availability:

On some occasions, the STD Mobile Clinic may be required to provide STD services during rapid response activities related to unforeseen increases in syphilis or HIV cases and priority case-related screenings.  In the event that the Mobile Clinic services are required for such activities, screening dates that were previously scheduled on the monthly screening calendar may be cancelled or rescheduled for an alternate date.

Telephone numbers to reach Mobile Clinic Staff:

During the mobile clinic hours of operations (locations and times listed on the bi-weekly schedule):  Call (713) 859–0853 or (832) 465-0864

During regular office hours (8:00 am-5:00 pm):  Call Michael Thomas, Mobile Clinic Coordinator at (713) 794 9660-office  

HIV TESTING LOCATIONS/TIMES - HEALTH CENTERS

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hivHIV/STD INFORMATION

LINKS/RESOURCES

PROFILE: EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

usAIDS WEB SITE hiv2

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  • public health department
  • STD/HIV/AIDS office

You can use usAIDS as a starting place for your research.  First time instructions.

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