Mobile Clinic
The Mobile Clinic, launched in 2012, stands out as one of the few mobile clinics operated by a medical school in the world. A key component of the Medical School’s dedication to social responsibility, this student-led initiative operates twice monthly during the academic year, delivering free diagnostic services to remote communities, the elderly, refugees, migrant domestic workers, and the general public.
The clinic has been providing a wide range of services, including blood pressure, glucose, BMI checks, electrocardiograms, eye and STI screenings, orthopaedic examinations, pulmonary and dermatological tests, as well as Pap smear tests. Under the supervision of a team of clinical faculty members, these expeditions serve underprivileged populations and provide medical students with invaluable practical experience.
By engaging directly with communities, students enhance their empathy, cultural sensitivity, and communication skills. Additionally, by participating in these excursions, student volunteers have the chance to explore Cyprus’s countryside and visit points of interest in the areas they serve, which further enriches their educational experience.
Mobile Clinic Activities
Mobile clinic supports anti-cancer society xmas fiesta with IPL activity
Mobile clinic supports anti-cancer society xmas fiesta with IPL activity The Mobile Clinic took part in the Anti-Cancer Society's annual Christmas fiesta on Saturday, 6 December 2025 - an event dedicated to raising [...]
Medical students bring HIV testing to the people
Community health in action: Medical students bring HIV testing to the people On Sunday 23 November, the Medical School's Mobile Clinic, in collaboration, with Cy Checkpoint and the Testing and Prevention Centre of [...]
Mobile clinic concludes campaign at Larnaca refugee settlements with ECG screenings
Mobile clinic concludes campaign at Larnaca refugee settlements with ECG screenings The Medical School’s collaboration with the Municipality of Larnaka, the Pancyprian Refugee Association, and the Ministry of Health concluded on Sunday with [...]
Mobile Clinic brings health services to Greek-Cypriot refugee community in Kamares
Mobile Clinic brings health services to Greek-Cypriot refugee community in Kamares As part of the Medical School's commitment to addressing the needs of underserved populations, the Mobile Clinic visited the Greek-Cypriot refugee settlement [...]
Mobile Clinic continues initiative to provide free health tests to Greek-Cypriot refugees in Larnaka
Mobile Clinic continues initiative to provide free health tests to Greek-Cypriot refugees in Larnaka On Sunday, 26 October 2025, a team of 19 medical students from various cohorts transformed the Ayia Thekla Churchyard [...]
Mobile Clinic begins new academic year with free health screenings for Greek-Cypriot refugees in Tsiakkilero, Larnaka
October 2025 On Sunday, 12 October 2025, the courtyard of Ayios Eleftherios Church in the Greek-Cypriot refugee settlement Tsiakkilero in Larnaka was transformed into a health station, thanks to the efforts of 20 medical [...]
Breaking Barriers: Mobile Clinic Joins Cyprus Pride 2025 for Inclusive Healthcare
5 June 2025 Last Saturday, 31 May 2025, the Medical School’s Mobile Clinic took part in Cyprus Pride 2025, partnering with the AIDS Solidarity Movement's Cy Checkpoint to provide free, anonymous and rapid HIV [...]
Mobile clinic introduces child health station at Fterikoudi village
20 March 2025 The University of Nicosia Medical School's mobile clinic programme marked a significant development last weekend with the introduction of paediatric services and the resumption of spirometry testing, following the COVID-pandemic, in [...]
Mobile Clinic brings ECG screening to Ormideia village
by Aliraza Rajabali, MD-Y3, Mobile Clinic Club Secretary 13 March 2025 On Sunday, 9 March 2025, the Mobile Clinic organized an expedition to Ormideia Village. The day began with clear skies and sunshine, setting [...]
Medical students bring health awareness to Pyrga village
January 2025 On Sunday, 26 January 2025, Pyrga Primary School was transformed into a health station, thanks to the efforts of 18 medical student volunteers. Under the supervision of Prof Zoi Dorothea Pana, the [...]