The Community Health Center of Burlington (CHCB) is pleased to announce the following clinical staff new hires:
Lianna Percy, PA-C is a 7th generation Vermonter who grew up in Burlington and joined CHCB in April. She graduated from UVM and completed a second B.S. in nutrition at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland and her Physician Assistant program at George Washington University. Lianna is thrilled to be back in Vermont and is looking forward to working in her home community at CHCB.
Gabby Robinson, RN is originally from Worcester, Massachusetts and moved to Essex, Vermont in 2005. She earned her associates degree in Nursing from Vermont Technical College while working for the American Red Cross blood services. For the last few years she has worked as a nurse for Fletcher Allen Health Care in inpatient acute rehabilitation. Gabby is very excited to be a part of the CHCB mission.
Rachel Roeloffs, RDH joined CHCB’s Dental Center team in April. Rachel grew up in Weybridge, Vermont, graduated from Vermont Technical College with an associate’s degree in Dental Hygiene and practiced in Middlebury before joining CHCB.
For 39 years, The Community Health Center of Burlington has increased access to high quality health care for Vermonters, regardless of their ability to pay. One of Burlington's largest family medical and dental practices and one of eight non-profit, federally qualified health centers in Vermont, the Health Center provides comprehensive health, dental, and human services to all community residents, with special programs that ensure access to care for people without health insurance and adults and families experiencing homelessness. These special programs include: medical visits starting at $10 for the uninsured or 15% of the total cost for dental visits; free and low cost prescription programs; social work support; and interpreter services for non-English speaking patients. CHCB’s Homeless Health Care Program offers a full range of services at two specialized clinics, Safe Harbor Clinic for adults and families at 184 South Winooski Avenue and Pearl Street Clinic designed for at-risk youth and young adults located on Pearl Street. CHCB is a United Way of Chittenden County agency and is funded in part by a grant from the US Health Resources and Services Administration and generous community support.
