Selina Chan is a nurse working at St. Vincent Hospital's Chinatown Clinic. She discusses her work in the clinic taking care of the Chinatown population, covering topics such as low-income patient care and how, as a Catholic charity, they often try to cover the majority of the costs for patients without insurance. Salina also describes the demographics of the immigrant population living in Chinatown who come for care at the clinic and notes a gradual shift from Cantonese speakers to majority Fujianese and Mandarin speakers. Selina discusses the impact that the 9/11 attacks had on the Chinatown population and talks about the traumatic effect it had on patients under her care. On the topic of SARS, Selina elaborates on the clinic’s situation and procedures dealing with the then current SARS outbreak, highlighting steps in patient care and education, especially for members of the community who recently returned from affected countries.