Backend Web Developer
César Marroquín
César Marroquín is a Junior IT Analyst at Greater Philadelphia Health Action, Inc., through the specialty pharmaceuticals company, Apovia. He is simultaneously pursuing his Bachelors in Computer Science at Harvard Extension School.
César also serves as the Vice President of the Youth Society at Living Waters Pentecostal Church located in Windsor, NJ. Prior to assuming his role at GPHA, César worked with Medina Clinic, as the Hispanic Community Outreach Coordinator.
Summer 2020 Intern
Akil Sirguroh
Akil Sirguroh is a summer intern at Medina Community Clinic and he is a rising senior at Case Western Reserve University. He will graduate with a BA in Chemical Biology and a Masters in Healthcare Management, and aspires to become a physician. Back in Cleveland he serves as the Executive Coordinator of the Food Recovery Network, an organization aimed at fighting food insecurity and food waste, and has successfully recovered an average of 4500 lbs every semester. Akil has also volunteered in Hospice Care and Spiritual Care at the Cleveland Clinic providing patients support in a time of need.
Summer 2020 Intern
Haya Ali
I am currently a rising junior with a biology major on the pre med track at stony brook university! Ever since I was a kid I have always dreamed of becoming a doctor. When I was 6 years old my mother fell ill and suffered a stroke and from then on I have been exposed to the hospital life and have learnt about the true duties a doctor must fulfill. Helping people and learning how to establish personal connections with doctors and patients has always been more of a passion to me rather than just a job or a duty. One of the main reasons I wanted to start working with Medina clinic was to put myself out there and learn how to build those professional relationships as well as devote my free time to more productive and noble work. I am a huge fan of collaborating and working together with my team in order to build something greater and achieve my goals and aspirations. In my college, I was the senator of my resident hall association and that taught me how to manage my time and stay committed to the work that came with it. It also helped me develop more diligence when it comes to fulfilling my responsibilities as a working young adult. Aside from that, I have also shadowed many doctors in order to get more of a feel of what the life of a physician is like. Those experiences not only made me more passionate about medicine but they also have motivated me to stay on track and to give my best effort in achieving my dreams. I continue to look forward to working more with Medina Clinic, and becoming a part of a great team that strives to take care of people all over.