While most of our residents who spend time abroad during residency pursue careers in the United States, the experience lasts a lifetime and makes us all better doctors and people.
International Health Track Throughout the Brown community, there is great expertise as well as palpable enthusiasm for international health. Clinical Care All collaborations are grounded in the desire to provide quality health care throughout the world, to alleviate pain and suffering wherever it exists, and to address service inequities that contribute to poor health.
Our programs include Categorical, Primary Care GIM , and Preliminary, and offer residency training across a broad variety of clinical disciplines. Reimbursement for travel expenses is available for those interested, however, it is not guaranteed for all. Maria Story's elective in Manali, India. Tropical Medicine in rural Ghana - Josiah Zubaru.
Click here for additional information. Skip to main content. International Health Several of our residents have taken advantage of the international health experiences offered through our partnerships with other residency programs at the University of Iowa.
While all residents are offered the opportunity to participate in one global health elective rotation during residency, the GHT is geared towards residents who anticipate that global health will represent a significant aspect of their career.
Unique aspects of track residents include global health faculty mentorship and career guidance, at least two 4-week clinical rotations at an international site, and multiple opportunities to participate in global health educational sessions including didactic courses, local global health activities, exposure to broader global health offerings at the University of Pennsylvania, and additional global health lectures and activities.
A variety of educational activities exist in Global Health, including ongoing global health lectures, global health electives, the annual Pediatric Global Health Conference, the David N. Pincus Pediatric Global Health Fellowship and other activities related to international child health. Global Health provides an ongoing quarterly lecture series covering a wide array of pediatric global health topics given by attending physicians and other noted speakers.
Our ongoing collaboration provides pediatric primary care to impoverished Dominican and Haitian children living in local barrios and remote villages bateyes where their parents work on sugar cane plantations.
In order to reduce early childhood mortality, clinical programs of the NPS target well-defined needs in the community, including malnutrition, vaccine-preventable illnesses, parasitic infections and improved access to care. CHOP pediatric residents who participate in a Global Health elective in the Dominican Republic work within the NPS clinic, and have a month-long rotation tailored to their individual learning objectives.
Numerous pediatric residents complete pediatric global health electives at one of the partner sites described above. Resident electives are four weeks in duration. Residents are selected through the National Resident Matching Program. Deadline for submissions is Dec. CHOP's Pediatrics Residency Program offers a balanced, flexible and supportive experience in a top ranked children's hospital.
Residents train in cutting-edge facilities, surrounded by world-renowned faculty. Our pediatrics residency delivers in-depth experience in both inpatient and outpatient areas, while progressively increasing responsibility and opportunities.
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