Giving the Gift of Health, Healing, & Hope with Dr. Steven Wilk, MD, GFC's Volunteer Medical Director
Investing in Public Health in Indianapolis Through Volunteering at Gennesaret Free Clinics
In our world at Gennesaret Free Clinics, as a completely free-of-charge health clinic network, we rely heavily on the impact of volunteers. There is no better example of the immense impact of volunteering on our mission than Dr. Steven Wilk, MD, our Volunteer Medical Director. Hear from Dr. Wilk, MD, in his own words in this article about how he has made a difference with his volunteering and how volunteering has made a difference to him in return.
In the Words of Dr. Steven Wilk, MD...
“After a recent morning volunteering in one of our Free Clinics, I could not help but feel the immense pleasure and privilege of helping some of the many people who utilize our clinics for Healthcare advice and treatment. As a retired Family Doctor, I have volunteered many times over the years providing care to uninsured and underinsured individuals, some homeless and some unemployed and some employed but struggling from paycheck to paycheck, and all seeking care in our complex and far too expensive Healthcare system.
Every one of these folks allowed me to expand my world and taught me something new. This is one of the great gifts of volunteering.
About Dr. Steven Wilk, MD
Dr. Steven Wilk received his medical degree from the University of Florida College of Medicine in 1979. He then completed his family medicine residency at Franklin Square Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. Dr. Wilk is board certified in family medicine and has been in practice since 1982. After 25 years of family medicine practice in the Chicago suburbs, Dr. Wilk relocated to Indianapolis. His practice involves the full range of family medicine, from caring for newborns to the elderly. While in Illinois, Dr. Wilk was active in the Illinois Academy of Family Physicians and has served as President and Chairman of the Board of the Illinois Academy. Dr. Wilk has also spent time training residents at the Hinsdale Family Practice Residency program. Dr. Wilk is married and has three children, including twins (a son and a daughter) as well as an older son.







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