Migrant Clinicians Network, Inc.

March 11, 2025---An incredible organization that deeply values its mission and fosters a strong sense of community among its staff. Taking care of mobile poor and migrant farmworkers is no small task, but with passionate and dedicated employees who see themselves as a family, the impact must be truly meaningful.

He tenido el privilegio de participar en el curso de Serie ECHO Diabetes Tipo 2 (2025), organizado por Migrant Clinicians Network, y quiero expresar mi total satisfacción con esta experiencia educativa. El curso ha sido excelente en todos los aspectos: los temas tratados han sido de gran relevancia y profundidad, los educadores han demostrado un conocimiento profundo y un compromiso admirable con la enseñanza, y el formato del curso ha permitido una comprensión efectiva de los contenidos.
Como Coordinadora de Cuidado de Pacientes con Diabetes Tipo 2 en Puerto Rico, he encontrado este curso especialmente valioso para mejorar mi labor diaria en el apoyo a los pacientes. Los aprendizajes adquiridos son fácilmente aplicables y, sin duda, me ayudarán a ofrecer una atención más integral y efectiva.
Felicitaciones a Migrant Clinicians Network por la calidad de este programa. Exhorto a que sigan brindando talleres de este tipo, y que continúen con la labor educativa para el apoyo de la comunidad en general. ¡Gracias por contribuir al fortalecimiento de la salud en nuestras comunidades!

María Feliciano MPH
Care Coordinator
A1 Clinic by CAI
Puerto Rico

I have worked with MCN for many years as a consultant and have found them to be very professional and serve an important role for providers who work in the community. There are a number of amazing resources on their web site, they offer CEs on important topics and have a number of patient education documents that are helpful when working in the community.

I want to highlight a great partnership conversation working with MCN. Martha and Alma did a great job communicating the work that MCN is doing in many of our communities' nationwide. MCN is a great outlet for research, technical assistance and evaluation. Thank you, Martha and Alma, for the great work you all do.

I would have been lost on so many issues had it not been for your organiztaion.

Committed, expertise and advocacy for health justice is the work of this great organization.

MCN offers excellent trainings/webinars and excellent opportunities to provide input on important subjects. MCN offers leadership in subjects of discussion and provides venues for others to hear the issues that are important to participants. I have participated in many of their webinars and have always been impressed at the organization of the venue and the opportunity to participate in the webinar.

This is my go-to for continued clinical education. The content is relevant and easy to access—culturally relevant infographics.

MCN is a near-magical org with bases in key points where their impact is naturally expanded. Their work focusing direct support and community empowerment is a testament to any non-profit looking to build a long-lasting legacy and presence.

Their 40 years of tireless work show in their day-to-day dedication!

The people are selfless and the need so great in these inhumane times.

It is the most comprehensive and cutting-edge organization regarding migrant health in this country. It is my go-to for training, fact-based topics and updates. It is the number one organization I brag and share out about. So proud of the work you do and the stellar staff you have! MCN is the BEST!

MCN does great work. SO needy, particularly in the current political and health environment.

I am an MCN board member. the breadth and depth of the services that we offer make an incredible difference in the lives of migrants. We offer so many education programs and take the lead on issues affecting the health and well being of migrants, including the impact of bird flu on migrant workers.

Our organization partnered with MCN for several years to develop high-quality resources that community-based organizations, health departments, and health systems can use to support the health needs of migrants. They were a great partner and contributed significantly to the success of the overall project. We look forward to working with them again!

I enjoy the excellent webinars with practical solutions and wonderful resources that are shared to help a new person to the Central Valley of California help migrant farmer workers be safe and healthy in the heart of the Agribusiness supplying your local grocery stores.

MCN Network has been vital to my growth as a CHW for migrant and seasonal agricultural workers. I always make sure to sign up for all the webinars because I love that there is almost always an opportunity to ask questions to the presenters and even if I am unable to attend, they always provide an email with a link to view the recording for later. I look forward to utilizing the new MCN Portal as well!

Great resources in both English and Spanish to help individuals, families and clinicians to keep up during hard times! I'd love to see an expansion for Portuguese-speaking individuals!

MCN provides engaging education and up-to-date resources on the latest issues in migrant health. They go above and beyond to support clinicians and the marginalized communities they serve.

If you are interested in healthcare issues related to farmworkers or agricultural settings in general, and especially if you are a clinician caring for agricultural or immigrant workers, you need MCN! Check out their webinars--they are always evidence-based, informational, beautifully illustrated and full of practical resources (and free!). Peruse their website for tools you can use for yourself or on the job.

Excellent resource. It's very educational instrument and updates our knowledge.

Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) is an incredible organization doing life-changing work for migrant workers and underserved communities. Their mission is all about making sure everyone—no matter where they come from—has access to quality healthcare. They focus on helping migrant workers, immigrants, and refugees, ensuring that healthcare providers are equipped to offer the care these communities need.

What makes MCN special is their focus on compassion and justice. They create programs that tackle big issues like occupational health and infectious diseases, and they also offer clinicians training and resources so they can provide culturally sensitive care. Their Health Network program is amazing, helping mobile patients keep up with their care even when they’re moving from place to place.

MCN’s impact is huge. They’ve improved healthcare access for so many people and have played a big role in reducing health disparities. By supporting clinicians and advocating for better healthcare systems, they’re making a real difference in the lives of migrant families across the country. MCN is doing important work, and they truly care about the people they serve.

Migrant Clinicians Network is a much needed resource to those who work in the field serving marginalized communities, as well as those that are the recipients of their services! MCNs expert level guidance and resources make a big difference in serving our most disenfranchised members of society. Thank you for all you do!

MCN is always there with current tools, resources and trainings to support the work of serving the healthcare needs of immigrants and migrants. They also recognize the challenges of that work and provide support services for the healthcare workers themselves.

Migrant Clinicians Network is the epitome of clinical expertise with a heart. Their cultural competency and unwavering passion for health justice make them an indispensable ally for migrant communities. Their impact is immeasurable.

I wholeheartedly endorse the Migrant Clinicians Network as a truly exceptional nonprofit organization. Their clinical expertise, unwavering commitment, and holistic approach to migrant health make them an invaluable asset to our global community. They are a shining example of how healthcare can be a catalyst for positive change and a force for social justice. With MCN's continued support, migrants around the world have a brighter and healthier future ahead.

If you are looking for a nonprofit organization to support or volunteer with, I urge you to consider the Migrant Clinicians Network. Your involvement will not only change lives but also contribute to a more equitable and compassionate world for all.

I a donor to this wonderful organization. Being in healthcare myself it gives me great pleasure seeing an excellent organization that reaches out to not only the migrants and underserved that so desperately need health care, but also those who are working on the frontlines helping these people receive care that all people should have access to. Thank you MCN and here’s to another successful 40 years.

MCN does great things for minorities and underprivileged. They are a company full of great people who really care about everyone they interact with. Great company doing great things!

The Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) is nothing short of a lifesaver for the unsung heroes who tirelessly serve migrant and mobile populations across the globe. Their unwavering commitment to improving healthcare access and delivery to this vulnerable group is nothing less than inspiring.

MCN's work is a beacon of hope in a world where migrant and mobile populations often face insurmountable barriers to healthcare. By providing crucial support, resources, and training to healthcare providers, MCN empowers these dedicated individuals to deliver quality care even in the most challenging circumstances.

One of the most remarkable aspects of MCN's mission is its dedication to addressing the unique needs of migrant and mobile populations. They understand that these individuals often face not only physical health challenges but also social and economic barriers. MCN's holistic approach ensures that healthcare providers are equipped to address the multifaceted needs of their patients, fostering a sense of dignity and respect in the process.

MCN's work extends far beyond borders, reaching those who are often overlooked by mainstream healthcare systems. Their tireless advocacy for migrant and mobile populations serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of inclusivity and equality in healthcare.

In a world where the plight of migrant and mobile populations can go unnoticed, the Migrant Clinicians Network shines a bright light on the vital work being done to ensure their health and well-being. Their dedication and unwavering commitment to this cause are nothing short of remarkable, and their work is truly life-saving for both providers and the populations they serve. MCN is a beacon of hope and a source of inspiration for all of us who believe in the power of compassion and healthcare as a human right.

Migrant Clinicians Network exemplifies the ethic of care in the tireless work with marginalized communities and the providers who care for them. When it comes to dispensing the most accurate, comprehensive, and up to date information to form responsive and practical solutions, they exist in a class of their own. Especially during the pandemic, they went above and beyond to be a clearinghouse of reliable information and resources, to the great benefit of their constituency. The world is a better place because of them, their staff, and the wonderful work they do. If you are a clinician who works with migrants, immigrants, asylum-seekers, this is the organization to support!

The work that MCN does is truly exceptional. They are really out there doing the work: showing up for migrant, immigrant, and asylum-seeking individuals and families in critically important ways. From working for climate justice to assisting first time parents, Migrant Clinicians Network continues to show up for societies most marginalized communities.

The work done by MCN is a blessing to those working to support migrant communities. They provide invaluable resources for those serving migrant workers and their families, encouraging organizations to address equity and access. Their work during the pandemic helped communities through information sharing and best practices as well as providing space for truth and advocacy for this population. They help to give voices to communities who are often voiceless.

The work done by MCN is unlike any other organization supporting migrant communities. They provide invaluable resources for those serving migrant workers and their families, encouraging organizations to address equity and access. MCN established a community for information sharing and best practices and provides space for truth and advocacy for this population. Their support and encouragement through the pandemic kept me going. Thank you MCN!

MCN is a phenomenal nonprofit with a true heart for helping migrants, immigrants, refugees, and farmworkers and the clinicians who serve them. Their recent work with COVID-19 and their output of up-to-date resources display the high level of professionalism and accuracy they put into each of their products. Their work in communities, facilitating campaigns, helping health centers and health departments relate better to community members, and their constant support of communities to take their power and use it to improve health is inspiring.

Although I am a retired nurse manager for a migrant and community health center serving
migrant and seasonal farmworkers in eight Michigan counties, I still hold Migrant Clinicians Network very dear to my heart. This agency provides tremendous help educating health care professionals and community health workers throughout the nation about best practices that promote culturally sensitive and competent care to a special population of families facing tremendous barriers to receiving vitally needed health services. MCN also specializes in facilitating continuity of care for indigent mobile populations and provides frontline direct patient care services to immigrant and refugees on the U.S. southern border. Donating to MCN means investing in the wellbeing of the hard-working people who provide much of the labor that puts food on our American tables.

Migrant Clinicians Network is the gold standard in their field. We have communicated, collaborated, and advocated alongside the organization for over 20 years. They have the expertise, but, more importantly, the cultural sensitivity, cultural competency, compassion, understanding, community-based approach, and the mission-driven accomplishments in producing not only resources, but lasting, fruitful, impactful, authentic, and change-making relationships at all levels and with all groups of people and organizations. There are no words that can express our admiration for and gratitude to MCN for their unflagging commitment to excellence, professionalism, character, and competence - all with the lens of keeping the most vulnerable at the forefront and allowing people and communities to speak for themselves - and to be HEARD! My highest praise.

The MCN has been a great resource to help address and understand the different issues affecting the migrant community in our area.
Their webinars are of great assistance in keeping us up-to-date with the latest research and serve as a great venue to networking with other health centers addressing the same target population.

They provide excellent resources and learning opportunities.

Migrant Clinicians Network is vital to the health of our undeserved communities. They provide for a continuity of care that is otherwise impossible for families who move frequently and have limited access to standard health care systems.

Migrant Clinicians Network does really wonderful work in my community. Their staff is always amazing to work with and I am always excited to learn more about their projects. I will always be a donor and supporter.

I have been continually impressed with MCN and their staff - they work tirelessly to provide services to those who are most in need. I have also appreciated the work put into the Witness to Witness program to support those who are providing these services. I have utilized many of the W2W resources to ensure my team is staying healthy to continue their own work.

Migrant Clinicians' Network is a fantastic organization with longstanding work in the area of health and safety of farm workers who migrate for work--sometime within countries and often across borders. MCN puts on excellent programming for clinician audiences and others. The organization has helped academicians brainstorm and plan research and grant applications. MCN is a leader and an excellent partner in the fight for health equity and justice for labor migrants in the US and beyond.

I have watched the growth, reach and depth of MCN for decades now and continue to be amazed. MCN sees clearly the structural and social determinants of health and acts to optimize the assets and eliminate the obstacles and inequities therein. Some other fine organizations confine their vision to supporting a “target community,” and certainly MCN focuses on migrants and other mobile individuals. But MCN also places all their work within a larger construct…human society, even ecology. If migrants at the southern US border, for example, lack full human and civil rights and societal benefits, sharing the natural and economic resources that I arbitrarily claim by virtue of having been born in the US, then my country is unhealthy and work needs to happen to remedy the situation. MCN is an important, intelligent, creative and effective agent of such work ,

Migrant Clinicians Network is one of the premier resources for health care providers and trainees volunteering at our UConn Migrant Farm Worker Clinics for the past 20+ years. Similar to MCN's mission our clinic aims to make accessible to migrant and seasonal agricultural workers and their families free, quality and culturally appropriate health care services. MCN allows us to meet one of the largest challenges posed by the the transient nature of the population continuity of care for those with chronic health conditions. MCN serves as a clearinghouse for patient records ensuring that that no matter where the farmworkers migrate they will be able to access to their medical records.

Well organized and knowledgeable organization helping agricultural workers.

My experience with MCN has been an extraordinary one. I participated in their Diabetes Ed Training this past year. The organization's passion for helping marginalized communities throughout the U.S. and other areas is incomparable. Working with them allowed me to understand the importance of viewing all patients and their struggles through a SDOH lens. I highly recommend signing up for their trainings or participating in their webinars.

As a migrant health nurse practitioner the support MCN provides is invaluable, especially in uncertain times like these.

MCN continues to provide an accurate and clear picture of the issues impacting agricultural workers and their families. As a nation, we depend on our migrant workforce and MCN works hard to keep us up to date with information on the health and wellness of this valuable working population.

I have been a volunteer with MCN's W2W program. It feels so empowering to a part of this amazing organization. I am grateful to be able to work side by side with kind and energized people who are focused on providing compassionate support and effective solutions to problems that can otherwise feel overwhelming. Thank you, MCN and W2W!
~Jennifer

As a physician I am acutely aware of the inequities in access to healthcare and social services that affect migrant workers, immigrants, asylum seekers and people with low English proficiency. MCN does incredible work in supporting these populations and the providers who care for them. Bravo!

They focus on very marginalized populations, and help clinicians to modify their care delivery systems to make sure their needs are served.

As a faculty member at Southern IL University-Carbondale, my research area was migrant and seasonal farmworker oral health. MCN was a great resource as I studied the population. They go above and beyond to serve our dear farmworkers.

MCN has succeded expectations in many ways, promoting the inclusion of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in vulnerable populations and generating scientific knowledge and high-level debate to make front against common enemies of UHC.
MCN is very organized, strongly accountable, goal-oriented, and empowered by a set of several experts and disciplines that make it a great nonprofit to support.

I considered it one of my highest honors to be asked years ago to serve on the Board of Directors. I immediately said, YES.

I have served on many non-profit Boards over the years, but MCN stands out, because MCN has developed and nurtured a Culture of Caring. Truly caring about their clients, their staff and each other. I have an old denim shirt with MCN's emblem on it from years ago. I still wear it frequently. Emblazoned on a heart, it reads,

"Migrant Clinician Network
Born to Care"

This, and the fact that MCN has a proven track record of success, is why I continue to raise funds for them. They are worth my time AND my money.

Thank you to all the members of the beautiful MCN family. I am so pleased to be considered one of you!

Mil gracias,
Marsha Griffin, MD

MCN Is an extraordinary organization of committed people doing wonderful work for those who need the most. Their ethical and moral principles guide their integral humanitarian mission and work. They are reaching the most underserved populations.

MCN is playing a critical role in providing health care to vulnerable immigrants. They are in the field where the need is, but also connected to a network of health care providers to provide the critically needed services for this population. Their expertise covers the range of medical needs from maternal and pediatric care to mental health to occupational disease prevention and treatment. I am honored to serve on the board of this fabulous nonprofit organization.

As a granddaughter, daughter and niece of immigrant farmworkers, I began donating to MCN because of their mission to help migrant populations access healthcare. We often take for granted how easily accessible our food and produce is without much of a thought as to how it gets to our tables. That is thanks to the farmworkers who toil in the summer heat and winter cold to ensure our produce makes it to our homes. MCN provides a health lifeline to the migrant populations that pick strawberries in the summer in California and apples in the fall in Washington, ensuring they are able to access the health services they need to continue providing for their families and ours. Thank you MCN, you have a donor for life.

As a pediatrician advocating for immigrant health, I really appreciate Migrant Clinicians Network’s invaluable support of this community!

MCN is a critical leader on addressing the needed protections for food and farm workers, especially during this time of Covid-19.

Excellent group. Their dedication to helping physicians involved in migrant health is unparalleled.

MCN has been a wonderful resource over the years in understanding farmworkers' health and the social determinants of health. Not only do I rely on this evidence based resource for my practice, but I send all of my NP students to this site.

Jean Davison, DNP, FNP-BC
Associate Professor at UNC-Chapel Hill

This is a non-profit that is allowing a group of medical professionals connect in an excellent manner well before the COVID-19 pandemic. It has always been my impression, that they have been ahead of the game and are always looking for ways to innovate and build connection.

Recognizing the importance of migrant workers, the sub standard conditions most of them live and work in is a critical part of the Migrant Clinicians Network foundation. The supports they provide are always culturally aware and supportive of the families who need their help.

MCN has supported the fair trade program by applying their expertise in our standards and training development. Their experience and knowledge of the migrant worker population is critical in helping organizations like Fair Trade USA and others, better understand realities and needs of this migrants and help us improve the tools to support with different challenges. Their work supporting migrant workers through their network of clinics and continued care programs are also essential resources for migrant workers that our organization works with (we try to promote these resources as much as possible).

As a physician I have been very concerned about the inequitable impact of Covid-19 on the essential and underserved workers who keep us all going. MCN provides vital services to those who care and advocate for these people. It is a first-rate organization run by dedicated people!

This organization has been instrumental in orchestrating the health care needs for the essential migrant workers throughout the United States and over 100 foreign countries. It has a commitment to the underserved community and has a solid reputation based on its CEO and other employees who have been around for 20 years or longer.

I highly recommend the work that MCN is doing, and has done, throughout its existence.

This is a great nonprofit that has really "stepped up" during the Covid-19 pandemic to make sure accurate and timely information is available for both agricultural workers and the health care clinicians who are providing the health care needs of this population.

As a nurse, MCN continues to blow me away. Between their outstanding trainings and workshops to their programs for environmental and occupational health, they have created an excellent resource to immigrants, migrants and refugees. They've created practical solutions for those who might not otherwise have had access to qualified health centers, and filled a gap where the most vulnerable of our population would have otherwise been lost. I can't recommend MCN enough.

Migrant Clinicians Network is an outstanding nonprofit that brings awareness to the need for health justice for an extremely undeserved and vulnerable population.

This is an amazing organization dedicated to helping migrants get needed healthcare. Migrant workers are a cornerstone to our society but are underserved and this organization helps close some of those gaps.

Migrant Clinicians Network does extremely important work helping clinicians deliver health care to the mobile poor. They are also helping to educate the public about the impact of immigration policies on children and families. The staff of MCN is knowledgeable, dedicated, and effective. I hold Migrant Clinicians Network in the highest esteem.

MCN provides support and technical assistance to those who serve our most vulnerable populations. This benefits the health of individuals and also adds to the community's resilience. They are an admirable steward of philanthropy and worth of our support.

This non profit helped me communicate with our burgeoning Spanish Speaking community. They shared their resources as soon as I reached out to them. It was so refreshing to work with such a giving organization. Thank you

MCN is terrific! It has great webinars on important health topics, especially for community health workers.

This organization always has relevant topics to my job and my interests. The information is valuable to the entities I counsel and monitor. Further, the topics allow me to reflect on my own personal biases and challenge stereotypes.

Very informative, a great resource for my job. A website I frequent

I rely on Migrant Clinicians Network to provide me with timely resources, informative content, and stories that inspire me and my colleagues.

They do everything for health care for the mobile population - from research to advocacy, to developing health teaching resources and treatment guideline.

I have never seen such a group of dedicated and committed professionals who are willing to go the extra mile to help Farm Workers and their families so they will be able to live healthy lives. My hat and heart go out to these physicians and health workers who care so much for the people who need their help the most.

Great organization with committed and dedicated health care professionals that focus on the migrating population for at risk workers and families, from exposure to pesticides, helping to prevent family violence, to managing TB treatment for individuals who are frequently changing locations.

As a professional that is connected with the community, Migrants Clinicians Network , not only brings amazing webinars that not only teach, impact, but promote and encourage prevention, changes in our lifestyles, habits, but the most MCN has a heart and commitment to help low income communities. It is an organizations that goes beyond to help. many talk; MCN does!

MCN offers invaluable support to the clinicians who care for the most vulnerable and marginalized families in our country. These families provide critical services to our nation and without their presence, many of us would not have food and other comforts we consider privileges. Please support MCN in their important work. Vicki Thuesen, FNP

Migrant Clinicans Network is a stellar non-profit, connecting migrants with continuing healthcare. Their research has helped move policies forward and deepen the understanding of issues, helping to find solutions for workers and migrants nationally and internationally.

Great group that makes and disseminates invaluable materials, especially with regards to key health and legal challenges affecting the community. Very fast and effective responses and collegial staff.

MCN is a mission-driven organization with unique resources for a vulnerable population of migrant farm-workers.

Great source of information and support. Thank you!

As a nurse who works with migrant farmworkers in some of New England's dairies I find MCN to be an invaluable resource.

I’m a family doc at a community clinic, and while I don’t treat many migrants, MCN’s work and the experience they share on their newsletter informs and improves my care of my patients.

MCN has a focused mission, is well respected in the field, and is efficient and effective with its use of resources. The staff are experienced, compassionate and articulate. Its current work advocating for addressing of medical needs of immigration detainees fills an important gap.

Migrant Clinicians Network plays an important role supporting the health network that is the enabling base for the under served and migrant workers across the nation. Providing the link that enables migrant populations to keep in contact with a multitude of care givers is amazing!

I'm interning with MCN this semester and I have learned so much in very short time period. This organization is made up by a group of incredible, talented and passionate people who are dedicated to their clients, and their work.

My Community Health Center (Salud Family Health Centers, Ft. Lupton CO) has been involved with MCN since its inception. The work that they do is vitally important for the health & well-being of the underserved migrant & agricultural farm workers.

MCN is an incredible organization. They provide essential resources for the mobile poor, which help ensure access and continuity of care for patients who would otherwise be left behind.

As a clinician working in healthcare for agricultural/migrant workers, I find the MCN a very valuable resource for culturally relevant health care advice and education.

I work with the Migrant Education Program in our school district and I truly appreciate all that you do and hope you can continue supporting migrant workers and their families. I go out and recruit migrant families in our district to offer supportive services, like daycare services, school registration assistance, translating etc. and being able to provide health information that is available through your website has been very helpful.

Thanks for all you do,
Mrs. Jimenez

MCN provides great (and important) educational information for health professionals and Community Health Workers nationwide. They address many important issues facing migrant communities as well as other underserved populations/communities.

MCN is an organization of passionate, talented, committed people who coordinate to serve the clinicians throughout the US who provide safety net care. They identify and tackle problems and get results. The TBNet program that functions across the globe and achieves medication completion rates equal to those in the US; Hombres Unidos engages men to help end domestic violence; and a rich series of programs aims to reduce pesticide exposure and prevent injuries among low-wage, high risk working populations, among other programs.

I volunteer with Migrant Clinicians Network, and I have been very impressed with the idealism and dedication of all staff members.

Migrant Clinicians Network goes over and beyond the call of duty to bring quality healthcare to a population that often has nobody else to look out for them. We have collaborated on a project that could not have happened without MCNI's gracious, barely compensated, participation.

Their work is great, providing information and resources for health professionals treating an underserved population. The newsletter is also great, as it covers various topics in healthcare relevant to migrant workers, and profiles people in the health field.

MCN has been an inspiration to replenish my energy & spirits in what can be very trying/exhausting work. They have improved & updated programs that help our clients receive better healthcare; which can be difficult for such a mobile population as the one that I work with. I have had reports of great successes in continuity of care with our vulnerable population, and they have always been very responsive when I had questions needing answers. I enjoy their assistance as well as their resources & trainings.

hope still on time to do this review.
I learn and and like their articules and their classes where a get mi credits for my certification as a promotora ....thanks to the staff for sharing your knowledge and time with us

Course was good , learned a lot but I have not received my CE /participant certificate for .
5-31-17 - from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m.
SESION ECHO Hipertensión e Implementación de Programas de Diabetes Basados en la Evidencia.

emailed Beatrice Smith who responded that Teresa Lyons would assist with the CE certificate matter

Migrant Clinicians Network is a terrific organization dedicated to improving the health care that migrant workers receive. I am especially impressed with the efforts MCN has made to ensure continuity of care among migrant workers. This is very important work, and Migrant Clinicians Network does it well.

Wonderful organization that offers all kinds of training and materials for the most vulnerable people - migrant workers. They are exceptional in that they are involved in coalitions at many levels.

MCN has worked behind the scenes for many years, educating providers and others who serve farmworkers. Their quarterly publication Streamline is outstanding. The multiple resources MCN offers online combine latest research and ease of use (in Spanish of course) to equip those who serve the needs of this diverse population. MCN is an invaluable public health partner.

Migrant Clinician's Network is an incredible agency that has provided invaluable resources and support to our organization over the years. They have true expertise in the area of migrant health and are always a first stop for us when we are looking to make improvements to our programming.

When we went to one of their trainings online it was so informational and I could then share info during Migrant Pac Meetings and parents enjoyed.

As a family physician caring for farmworkers in North Carolina, I have valued the clinical resources available for free on MCN's website. These resources include the case management service for farmworkers who are migrating with chronic medical issues. At my first East Coast Migrant Stream Forum, I met MCN's Amy Liebman, who generously mentored me in my role as a faculty member training medical students and residents in farmworker health when this was a new topic to me. I then became a board member and have benefitted from the resources represented by the entire staff. I frequently find relevant and interesting material in the weekly blog.

Amazing and timely work in Puerto Rico with the Zika virus outbreak, they have a remarkable Project ECHO underway to address this work.

MCN has a strong leadership team, careful financial oversight, a great reputation in the area of health, migration and justice, and a skilled and dedicated staff. Programatic highlights include the Health Networks Program, trainings of clinicians and health workers, and an occupational health program that includes education and advocacy.

El trabajo realizado por esta organización ha ayudado y sigue ayudando a tantas personas necesitadas. Una y otra vez la dedicación mostrada por el personal no falta en sorprenderme.

I have been touched and inspired over the years by MCN. Working across borders, cultures and governments, they support efforts to bring healthcare to some of our most vulnerable populations. The challenges that they face are formidable. They never give up.

The work that is being done by Migrant Clinicians Network Inc. to combat poverty and improve the health of migrants is truly remarkable. Their staff is so dedicated to improving the lives of others. Thank you for all that you do.

I am an intern at MCN and am constantly amazed by the work they do. They passionately advocate for Migrant Workers who are often neglected in the scope of workers rights advocacy. They work tirelessly to come up with new and innovative ways to reach this population and make significant changes. I am so impressed by all of the different angles they take to approach this issues from worker training to webinars to clinic partnerships and providing onsite training for clinicians. Keep it up MCN :)

These people are extremely dedicated to the work they do in order to bring about important and needed change!!

El trabajo que realizan es de gran beneficio para esta población y ustedes están realizando esta tarea admirable .

Pido a quienes pueden contribuir a esta noble causa su apoyo.

Sigan adelante

As an educational and advocacy group MCN means hope for hundred of farmworkers and clinicians who work with them

MCN provides up to date stories and information about healthcare and social service agencies offering care or services to migrant workers. MCN has invited us to share info about our programs as well as read stories about other health centers' programs. It is an excellent resource that can help spread the word and increase access to these services for an underserved population as well as share ideas that inspire organizations to learn from one another.

Great organization with awesome, dedicated staff committed to the population they are working for.

I served on the Board of Directors for MCN in years past. I continue to receive support for programs and people served by my organization from the resources provided by MCN.

This organization provides an important service for a population of people who previously had a difficult time receiving quality medical services, sometimes just because the individuals did not have their medical records.

MCN has been a strong advocate for providing services to diagnose and treat persons with or at risk for tuberculosis. They have been leaders in getting needed services to the underserved population of migrant farm workers in the United States.

Migrant Clinicians Network really works to advocate for migrant workers in the US and all over the world. They are truly dedicated to educating migrant workers on the risks of their jobs and helping them receive the care they deserve. They do so by working to better educate the clinicians who devote their lives to serving these workers. MCN is a great organization that really stands behind the population they serve.

This organization does fantastic work helping individuals who are otherwise overlooked by society by providing healthcare options, dedication, and unwavering loyalty to the patients they serve. Without MCN there would be many people not receiving the proper medical attention they require. Excellent work friends!!

MCN is an invaluable resource for working with migrant and other undeserved populations. I have received quality training through our collaboration over the years. I HIGHLY recommend them to any person or agency seeking to support the most overlooked and necessary population in our country.

I am an nonprofit management consultant have served MCN for many years. I've seen behind the curtains of scores of organizations. MCN has exceptional leadership, tremendous passion for their cause, and a staff full of smart and dedicated professionals. They deserve every bit of their 5-star ranking.

MCN continues to amaze me with every passing year with the organization's mission and effective programs. Anytime that health care access or migrant workers come up in a conversation, I love taking the opportunity to talk about MCN and all the incredible things the organization does. MCN has worked to support health care providers and the migrant workers they serve through education, resource development, and technical assistance for thirty years. The world is simply a better place with Migrant Clinicians Network's inspiring and diligent efforts!!

I support MCN because they provide help and services to the people on the lowest rungs of the economic ladder. They do the necessary jobs most people don't want to do, and are the most easily exploited due to their lack of education and even what most people would consider the most basic needs. MCN provides healthcare and community support. I applaud their ongoing efforts to take care of the least of our brothers. Thank you, MCN!

I serve on MCN's advisory board because of its superb work in addressing the need of migrant workers for continuity of health care through its Health Network Program. Through this program and its proven training programs for health providers, MCN makes a real difference in the lives of thousands of migrant workers and the clinicians who serve them.

MCN has provided essential comments and organization for the EPA Worker Protection Standards for pesticides. Having a medical voice in this rulemaking was powerful.

MCN has also supported meaningful rest breaks in Washington State by participating in an amicus brief submitted to the Washington Supreme Court.

Finally, MCN is participating in efforts to educate the Washington State legislature about the hazards of pesticide drift.

I am a proud former farmworker and current Board Member. Migrant Clinicans Network's staff and leadership is truly inspired by the health needs of farmworkers, not just in one part of the state, but across the United States. It is difficult to provide expert training and competent care for a mobile and vulnerable population that constantly moves across state and international borders, but MCN takes on the challenge. They take on important issues like domestic violence, pesticide exposure, competent and culturally appropriate care, just to name a few, and make it part of their mission to create positive change. A perfect example is MCN staff ensuring the proper management of TB care for a specific patient not only while he was in the U.S., but also ensuring this patient followed his treatment when he returned to his country in Central America, and throughout additional migrations thereafter until his TB treatment was complete. This example shows both MCN's dedication and their innovative approach to health care. I am proud of MCN and all that they do!

Farmworkers toil ceaselessly and their labor helps put food on our tables. Their low wages and lack of insurance benefits help make that food more affordable. It also means this population lacks the economic means to access our more traditional and expensive healthcare system. Agricultural work is also extremely hazardous with the highest rates of workplace fatalities, as well as exposures to pesticides, heat, machines, and poor ergonomics and long hours. Fortunately, Migrants Clinicians Network is there to provide a range of critical services for the medically under-served, and for the health professionals who seek to improve access to care. Thank you MCN for being a source of health justice for the mobile poor!

I used to work at MCN! I know them to be a caring and knowledgeable group of individuals!
They have always been at the forefront of healthcare for Migrant Farmworkers. From Domestic violence to TB, their expertise in these fields is superb. They host yearly conferences so that doctors and nurses can be kept up to date on new ways of helping migrant farmworkers and the specific health issues they are affected by.
I consider them a great group of individuals who CARE about others!

I joined the field of agricultural health and safety immediately before finishing my PhD in cultural anthropology. In turn, I was immediately introduced to Amy Liebman and all that she has done as a leader within Migrant Clinicians Network. This is a group with the hearts and minds to make a difference in the lives of those that have come to this country in pursuit of happiness. They understand the science of health, cultural diversity, and the challenges of US immigration. I have collaborated with them and plan on continuing to do so throughout my career. I suggest others to do the same!

Migrant Clinicians Network is a great resource for individuals seeking a greater understanding of issues related to Migrant and Occupational Health. A small organization such as MCN has accomplished such great things due to the dedication and compassion of those within the network.

I work the TMC and we are a Migrant / Seasonal Head Start Program. The Migrant Clinicians Network, Inc. is just an awesome organization supporting migrant families and their children. Having been a former migrant I know how this organization supports migrant families and their children. Keep the excellent work.

The editors of the peer-reviewed Journal of Agromedicine appreciate the contributions of MCN staff and collaborators who play key roles as authors, reviewers and associate editors. Their work raises the profile of our nation's agricultural immigrant workforce in the scientific literature, and helps make the Journal a credible source of articles focused on immigrant safety and health issues. - Scott Heiberger, managing editor, Journal of Agromedicine

The Migrant Clinicans Network, Inc, is a wonderful resource for those of us who are in health workforce development. The continuing education sessions and educational outreach from staff provides a wealth of new information we would not have without their presence. MCN is a vital partner for all who work in this field.

Paula WInkler, M.Ed.
Director, South Central Area Health Education Center (AHEC)
San Antonio, Texas

I am realitively new to Migrant health and I have benefited greatly by the MCN online continuing education sessions.Awareness of Pesticde poisoning to Women Health Issues in the field has contributed to my confidence and competence while working with migrants. Learning about the barriers of health care and how others have overcome these obstacles have been extremely beneficial to my practice. As a new nurse to migrant Health but an experienced nurse of 30 yrs in Med-Surg, I am grateful for the MCN tutorage. In a short time I have grown in my knowledge and practice and feel a love for this work. Thank you MCN. Kathy Weaver MA BSN RN

MCN is a terrific organization that I've long admired and appreciated. Being a physician with a long career in serving migrant and seasonal farmworkers, MCN's resources have been invaluable to me. But more importantly, the visionary leadership and activities of MCN, infused always with a social justice ethos while at the same time skilled, scholarly and strategic, have been inspirational. MCN has greatly helped me in setting a compass for health care service, upstream public health and 'social determinants' initiatives, outreach and innovation, and unique connections with international partners.

MCN is a major source of very much needed clinical information on health care issue. They have also served as advocates for many clinicians, health care providers and migrant workers and their communities, as well as being educators.
Their programs have assisted thousands with much needed clinical support and they have always been there in front of the fight for migrant health care.
I have been witness to these acts of love and kindness in my professional career and I thank them for all their energy and committed hard work.

MCN has a unique combination of commitment, compassion and competence. Their programs make a difference in the front line care of the mobile underserved in community health centers across the U.S. and in bridging care for those with a chronic condition.

I work at a health center and MCN provided training for us. While I am not a clinician, I do work with our patients helping to access insurance and patient services in a rural farm community. The MCN training opened my eyes to some of the details of what farm workers might encounter on the job, from pesticides to trafficking to various types of abuse. I saw the difference it made in the questions our providers ask, the information we post in our waiting area and restrooms, and also in my talking to clients who may tell me information in our chats. Since I can spend more time in a more informal manner with them, I am sometimes the one who says, "Does the doctor know? Can we share that with the doctor?" I hope that through the MCN training, I have helped someone. I know now what information might be important to know and questions I can ask, and have many resources now for follow up.

There is no other organization with the level of commitment, passion and expertise than MCN. I am proud to be affiliated with MCN.

Migrant Clinicians Network does amazing work, teaching at the same time that they provide urgently needed services to at-risk populations. I first met them at a conference on trafficking for prostitution, where, many years ago, they understood the harms perpetrated against women and girls who are arguably among the most vulnerable on the planet. I appreciate their commitment, hard work, and I always learn something new by reading their excellent newsletters.
Melissa Farley, Ph.D., Executive Director
Prostitution Research & Education, San Francisco
www.prostitutionresearch.com

Working with MCN as a graduate student greatly enhanced my abilities as a public health professional. The staff aided me in honing in on my skills, as I assisted with a national program. By developing tools that are used by program beneficiaries and staff, I was able to make an impact. It was a pleasure to work with such dedicated personnel. In the end it was a "win-win" for both MCN and myself!

I was an intern for the Health Network initiative with MCN for one semester in college. This program provides a resource for the mobile poor to have access to healthcare guidance. Dealing with tuberculosis, cancer, and diabetes patients, the small Health Network program works tirelessly and the organization as a whole continues to search for innovative solutions to the issues faced by the populations they serve.