BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:DR. JILL OMORI Director of the Office of Medical Education at JABSOM An Introduction to the Hawaii H.O.M.E. Project For 20 years\, the Houseless Outreach and Medical Education (H.O.M.E.) Project has been on th e frontlines of the houselessness crisis in Hawaiʻi\, delivering free\, c omprehensive care to those in need\, all while training the next generatio n of physicians. Founded in 2005 by Dr. Jill Omori\, JABSOM's Director of the Office of Medical Education\, H.O.M.E. Project began as a single makes hift clinic behind the Next Step shelter.  "When I was a student\, I want ed experiences like this\, and there was nothing\," Omori said. "When I be came faculty\, I felt it was important for students to work with underserv ed populations so they'd be more likely to give back once they became prac ticing physicians. When we started\, we were in a tent with shower curtain s for walls." Today\, H.O.M.E. has expanded its operation to include multi ple mobile clinics as well as one brick-and-mortar clinic in Iwilei\, whic h serves hundreds of people each year. Read More HERE:  H.O.M.E. Project Marks 20 Years of Compassionate Care for Houseless in Hawaiʻi | John A. Burns School of Medicine Arrive at 11:30 am for fellowship and socializing prior to our 12:00 pm meeting start!     Preregistration Preferred\, b ut Walk-ins welcome We welcome walk-ins as we know some of you don't know if you can make it until the last minute.  Please join us!  Registratio n closes at 8:00 am the morning of the event.    Can't attend in person? We have the technology! If you cannot attend in person\, please plan to a ttend via Zoom.  Did you know Zoom counts as an attendance or makeup?   https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4417548335?pwd=eWFoNkVqaFBCSVF2S1YyTklONHJ3dz09 Meeting ID: 441 754 8335 Passcode: Rotary22   Dress Code All members and their guests shall comply with the dress standards of the Club. This dres s code pertains to men\, women\, and children.  Business\, Business Casua l\, Aloha Attire\, and/or Dress Jeans are acceptable.  The following are NOT acceptable in the Main Dining Room\, Foyer\, and all member areas on t he main level including the Card Room Bar (except when accessed via the Ma uka entrance) and Library: slippers\, go-aheads (zoris)\, athletic shoes\, shorts\, t shirts\, knit pullovers and tank tops. Jeans are only permitte d in good condition (clean\, no holes). DTEND:20260616T230000Z DTSTAMP:20261029T052651Z DTSTART:20260616T213000Z LOCATION:The Pacific Club SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:RCOH Lunch Meeting - Dr. Jill Omori UID:3846f4a5-7b78-456d-84f9-fde533280d1b X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

DR. JILL OMORI

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An Introduction to the Hawaii H.O.M.E. Project

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For 20 years\, the Houseless Outreach and Medical Education (H.O .M.E.) Project has been on the frontlines of the houselessness crisis in H awaiʻi\, delivering free\, comprehensive care to those in need\, all whil e training the next generation of physicians.
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\nFounded in 2005 by Dr. Jill Omori\, JABSOM'\;s Director of the Office of Medical E ducation\, H.O.M.E. Project began as a single makeshift clinic behind the Next Step shelter. \;
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\n"\;When I was a student\, I wanted experiences like this\, and there was nothing\,"\; Omori said. "\;When I became faculty\, I felt it was important for students to wo rk with underserved populations so they'\;d be more likely to give back once they became practicing physicians. When we started\, we were in a te nt with shower curtains for walls."\;
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\nToday\, H.O.M.E . has expanded its operation to include multiple mobile clinics as well as one brick-and-mortar clinic in Iwilei\, which serves hundreds of people e ach year.

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Read More HERE: \; \;H.O.M.E. Project Marks 20 Years of Compassionate Car e for Houseless in Hawaiʻi | John A. Burns School of Medicine< /span>

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Ar rive at 11:30 am for fellowship and socializing prior to our 12:00 pm meet ing start! \; \;
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Preregistration Preferr ed\, but Walk-ins welcome< /span>
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We welcome walk-ins as we know some of you d on'\;t know if you can make it until the last minute. \; Please joi n us! \; \;Registration closes at 8:00 am the morning of the event . \;
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Can'\;t attend in per son?
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We have the technology! If you cannot attend in person\, please plan to attend via Zoom. \; \;Did you know Zoom counts as an attendance or makeup?
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< span style="box-sizing: border-box\;">Meeting ID: 441 754 8335
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Passcode: Rotary22
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Dress Code

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All members and their guests shall comply with the dress s tandards of the Club. This dress code pertains to men\, women\, and childr en. \;
\nBusiness\, Business Cas ual\, Aloha Attire\, and/or Dress Jeans are acceptable. \;
\nThe following are NOT acceptable in the Main Dining Room\, Foyer\, and all member areas on the main level including the Card Room Bar (except when accessed via the Mauka entrance) and Library:< br style="box-sizing: border-box\;" />\nslippers\, go-aheads (zoris)\, ath letic shoes\, shorts\, t shirts\, knit pullovers and tank tops. Jeans are only permitted in good condition (clean\, no holes).

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