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Reaching Out to Residents of Remote Islands of Maine.

On an autumn day in Maine, I boarded the 74-foot ship Sunbeam and sailed from Southwest Harbor toward Great Cranberry Island for a walk-in flu clinic. The Sunbeam is the vessel for Maine Seacoast Mission’s outreach services to remote islands. Staff for the 3-day voyage included four crewmembers, a nurse, and me as visiting epidemiologist. I went to offer health education on infectious diseases and observe management for chronic health conditions.