Visited Locations (2)
Countries: Dominican Republic, Israel
Months of Travel: Trips are generally 8 days long
Year Initiated: 2005
Total Yearly Outreach Participants: 150-200
Matriculants per class: 4
Medical School Involvement:
Other participating professional schools:
nursing, advanced practice nursing, PA, pharmacy
Faculty and staffing:
Stephanie Crane, MD (director), Jennifer Towbin, MD (assistant section director, global health residency track), Shanu Gupta, MD (core faculty, global health residency track), Maria Keegan, DNP (program manager)
Application process:
https://rushglobalhealth.wufoo.com/forms/p11aiip01x7zt7v/
This is the link where residents interested in applying for the global health residency track can apply; for non-resident applicants, there is a yearly survey sent out including trip dates and locations (DR or Haiti) and we try to comprise balanced, interdisciplinary teams from those who are interested.
Program elements:
Scholarly elements include didactic coursework for the global health residents, an interdisciplinary summer institute (starting summer 2017) aimed at students & trainees who are interested in participating in global health efforts, and a global health symposium (this year, it will be held March 6-9th) open to Rush students and employees as well as the greater Chicago community as a chance to hear expert lecturers on topics of interest in global health as well as updates from peers on current efforts in global health (via a poster & abstracts).
Financial support:
Institutional support from RUMC, also work closely with Community Empowerment.
Faculty time allotted:
Varies/staff member
Administrative support:
0.25 employee position (program manager)
Papers
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- Maria Keegan Login for contact info
NGO/In Country Partners
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Community Empowerment -
Project CURE