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COVID-19 VACCINES ARE PROVIDED AT NO COST TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS. To help support vaccination in our community, the SIU Center for Family Medicine and General Internal Medicine departments are working together to provide COVID-19 vaccine clinics for the following individuals: CHILDREN, 6 MONTHS – 4 YEARS OLD We will offer the Pfizer series, this is a three dose series. When you schedule the first dose, we will also schedule the rest of the doses. February 18th | 8 AM - 12PM (Dose 1 ) March 18th | 8 AM - 12PM (Dose 2 ) May 20th | 8 AM - 12PM (Dose 3 ) ADULTS, 18 & OLDER We will provide Moderna

COVID-19 VACCINES ARE PROVIDED AT NO COST TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS. To help support vaccination in our community, the SIU Center for Family Medicine and General Internal Medicine departments are working together to provide COVID-19 vaccine clinics for the following individuals: CHILDREN, 6 MONTHS – 4 YEARS OLD We will offer the Pfizer series, this is a three dose series. When you schedule the first dose, we will also schedule the rest of the doses. February 18th | 8 AM - 12PM (Dose 1 ) March 18th | 8 AM - 12PM (Dose 2 ) May 20th | 8 AM - 12PM (Dose 3 ) ADULTS, 18 & OLDER We will provide Moderna

Craniofacial surgery is a surgical subspecialty of plastic surgery that deals with congenital and acquired deformities of the head, skull, face, Neck, jaws and associated structures.

Craniosynostosis is a premature fusing of one or more of the flexible growth plates in an infant's skull, which can lead to inhibited brain development and malformation of the skull.

The Winchester and Scott County Police, Fire and EMS will recreate an automobile crash experience for Winchester and Bluffs high school students at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 5, at Winchester High School, 200 West Cross St. ThinkFirst, SIU School of Medicine’s injury prevention program, will assist in planning and presenting the event. The reenactment will focus on what can happen when young people drive or ride with distracted or impaired drivers. In the event, emergency personnel normally summoned after a car crash will simulate their tasks, followed by guest speakers. Those involved in planning

A dramatic crash reenactment will show Illini Central High School students what can happen when young people drive or ride with distracted or impaired drivers. SIU School of Medicine’s injury prevention program, ThinkFirst, is assisting the Mason County Coroner and Mason County Sheriff’s Office in the reenactment at 1 pm, Wednesday, October 9, at Illini Central High School, 208 North West Avenue in Mason City. At the event, emergency personnel summoned after a car crash will simulate their tasks, and guest speakers will provide insights to the afternoon event. “This shows the real-life

August is Back-to-School Month, and not coincidentally, it’s also Kids Eat Right Month. To help your kids continue to eat healthy while at school, SIU School of Medicine registered dietitian Cheryl Burns answered some common questions parents have about packing their kids’ lunches. How do I prep a lunch for a picky eater? Involve your child in the choices. Have your kids pick the fruit and vegetables for lunches while at the grocery store, then when packing the meal, offer a couple choices. This lets them have some control of the meal. Try to include one item they like when you’re adding a new

Membership in one of three credit unions is available to all SIU School of Medicine employees. This membership may be for a primary direct-deposit account or as a secondary account through payroll deduction. All three credit unions offer direct deposit or payroll deduction for savings, checking and loan accounts. They also offer online banking services. Contact each credit union regarding its individual amenities offered to its members. Employees need to set up an account(s) directly with the Credit Union. Employees may obtain a payroll deduction authorization form from HR/Benefits Services