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This course synthesizes clinical, social, and policy topics for practice involving underserved rural or urban populations. Students will critically evaluate the intersectionality of health issues, disparities, and their underlying policies affecting low resource settings. Students will examine ways to reduce health disparities through resource utilization with consideration of both physical and social environments, diversity, equity, and access along the healthcare continuum. These topics will span from patient interventions with utilize an effective interdisciplinary team to critically evaluating health policy that affects the well-being of their patient population. Clinical Component: HIV Primary Care Certificate Students will complete a clinical rotation in co-morbidity management through specialty clinic rotations. 56 hours Pre/Corequisites: Clinical Practicum I, Clinical Reasoning II, or Permission of Instructor