by Shea Tuttle | Oct 11, 2020 | News
At CrossOver, we are in critical need of volunteers to serve as Spanish language interpreters. Due to a current shortage of interpreters, front office staff and clinic managers are often pulled away from their responsibilities in order to assist with interpretation....
by Shea Tuttle | Oct 4, 2020 | News
We’re delighted to share that our Compassionate Care Awards were a great success! Your overwhelming generosity will enable us to create a new staff position of public health nurse. Click below to hear from our director of development, Megan Mann, about exciting...
by Shea Tuttle | Aug 28, 2020 | News
Chandler Morris first heard of CrossOver in 2013 during his freshman year at VCU. Initially, he says, his interest was practical—volunteering would be good preparation to apply to medical school down the road. “But once I got here and met patients and staff and...
by Shea Tuttle | Aug 23, 2020 | News
This summer, two Notre Dame students worked as communications interns with CrossOver’s development team. Connor Martin and Bianca Widjaja, both rising second years, were a joy to work with and contributed so much to CrossOver’s communications efforts....
by Shea Tuttle | Aug 16, 2020 | News
In March of this year, Alex White read an article about people who were 3D printing face shields to meet PPE needs created by COVID-19. He mentioned the article to his wife, Clenise. Alex, who is mostly retired, and Clenise, who has her own tax business, knew...
by Shea Tuttle | Aug 9, 2020 | News
The COVID-19 pandemic has made vaccines more important than ever, while at the same time making it more challenging for children and adults to get their vaccines. We asked CrossOver family nurse practitioner Katie St. Germain to help us better understand why vaccines...
