Global Health Fellowship
https://www.emed.wisc.edu/global-health-fellowship
The Global Health Fellowship in the Department of Emergency Medicine offers a one-year program aimed to prepare fellows for a career in global health. Fellows will participate in clinical, educational, and research activities related to global health and will complete the Graduate Professional Certificate in Global Health through the University of Wisconsin Global Health Institute.
EM Global Health Fellowship
This is a one year fellowship designed to develop skills that will help advance the field of emergency medicine in resource- poor areas and lead fellows on a career path in global health. Individual program emphasis will be determined by the fellow's areas of interest and may include clinical care, capacity-building, teaching or research. Global Health fellows will work a limited number of clinical shifts and will spend the remainder of their time involved in ongoing education and practical global health experiences. Fellows will have the opportunity to enroll in the University of Wisconsin Global Health Institute Graduate Professional Capstone Certificate if they do not already hold an advanced degree (MPH). Field experiences are focused in Uganda and Guatemala, but may include other sites based on individual fellow interest.
Global Health:
- Graduate Professional Capstone Certificate at the Global Health Institute
- Field work in Uganda, Guatemala, or other sites based on interest
- Educational opportunities including local teaching opportunities and development of educational materials for global partners
- Design and implementation of research project
- Participation at national/international meetings including ACEP, CUGH, AfCEM, or others based on individual
Clinical:
- Fellows will work a limited number of clinical shifts primarily at Beloit Memorial Hospital and UW satellite affiliate The American Center
Benefits:
- Fellows will receive a competitive salary
- $10,000 in CME funds to enhance educational activities
- Graduate Professional Capstone Certificate at the Global Health Institute
- Field work in Uganda, Guatemala, or other sites based on interest
- Educational opportunities including local teaching opportunities and development of educational materials for global partners
- Design and implementation of research project
- Participation at national/international meetings including ACEP, CUGH, AfCEM, or others based on individual
Clinical:
- Fellows will work a limited number of clinical shifts primarily at Beloit Memorial Hospital and UW satellite affiliate The American Center
Benefits:
- Fellows will receive a competitive salary
- $10,000 in CME funds to enhance educational activities
Alumni
Arthur Chiu
MD
Application
Please apply or query via email to jschmidt@medicine.wisc.edu
If interested, please email Jessica Schmidt, jschmidt@medicine.wisc.edu
Important Dates
| 2020-10-31
| 2020-08-15
Interviews will be conducted initially by phone. In person interviews by invitation.
| 2020-11-18
We will offer 2 positions at the agreed upon date/time for all IEM fellowships as part of this consortium.
Projects
| Project Name & Description | Details | ||
|---|---|---|---|
San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala |
The University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health and the Department of Emergency Medicine have a long-standing relationship with the community of San Lucas Tolimán in rural Guatemala and have been providing clinical care to its population for over a decade. If interested, fellows can participate as clinical faculty for our medical student Service Learning course, or pursue other research or community education projects based on local needs in conjunction with our partners at the San Lucas Mission. Other links: https://www.emed.wisc.edu/guatemala | Details | |
Ultrasound Uganda |
We have developed and implemented a combined training and research program in point of care ultrasound focused on pediatric patients in collaboration with Mbale Regional Referral Hospital, the Mbale Clinical Research Institute and ATLAS international. To date, 14 clinicians have enrolled in the training program with over 300 ultrasounds completed on cardiac and lung. Research into point of care ultrasound in pediatric patients focused on sepsis, pneumonia, cerebral malaria and extra-pulmonary tuberculosis is ongoing. Other links: https://www.emed.wisc.edu/ultrasound-uganda https://www.sonosite.com/blog/ultrasound-advances-research-and-education-uganda http://www.atlas-international.org | Details |