Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers, Inc.
Mika Highsmith-Hasan is a seasoned communications professional currently serving as the Manager of Public Relations and Communications at Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers, Inc. since February 2017. In this role, Mika leads comprehensive marketing, public relations, and development strategies, collaborates with organizational stakeholders, and manages a substantial marketing budget. Previous experience includes roles as a Media Relations Consultant at Trusted Health Plan, and Education Reform Public Relations Specialist for SECONDARY REFORM PARTNERS, where effective communication strategies were developed for various organizations. Mika has also worked as a spokesperson for the Florida Department of Children and Families and served as a television news anchor and reporter at WTXL ABC27 and Raycom Media. Mika holds a Bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University.
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Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers, Inc.
The mission of Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers, Inc. is to provide and promote effective, culturally proficient, high quality primary and preventive health, behavioral health, and dental care services for residents and migrant/seasonal farm workers in Southern Jersey, regardless of their ability to pay, and to eliminate barriers to care based upon race, religious belief, ethnicity, gender, disability, linguistic capability, culture, sexual preference, national origin and residential status. SJFMC provides services throughout southern New Jersey, with centers located in Hammonton, Burlington, Pemberton, Pleasantville, Atlantic City and Salem. We employ a staff of almost 250 employees, including physicians, nurse mid-levels, nurses, clinical support staff and administrators. Over 51,000 patients are served by SJFMC, generating approximately 139,000 patient visits annually. Services are provided to all patients in a sensitive and culturally appropriate manner, regardless of their ability to pay. Uninsured patients are welcome and outreach efforts are designed to reach patients most in need of comprehensive and accessible medical care. Services include pediatric and well baby care, adult and internal medicine, women’s health care and family planning, dental services, foot care, health education, patient transportation and translation services (Spanish).