Mission
"To focus attention on the promotion and development of health/health systems in vulnerable populations both locally and abroad"
Tracks
- MPH + Global Health Certificate- 2 years (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)
- Global Health Certificate- 1 year
Benefits
- 8 shifts/month, mix of academic (University of Utah) and community sites (Day Break, UT; Rock Springs, WY; Shiprock, NM-IHS Facility)
- 3-4 Months of field work/year
- $8,000 CME/year
- Moonlighting available internal/external to University of Utah Health system
- Full health/dental for fellow and family, retirement contributions of 14.2% salary additional to salary pay
Requirements
- Upon application: Submit project proposal [can be already initiated, or area of focus for coming year(s)] multiple ongoing projects, which you can utilize
- Publish/Present 1 poster and/or manuscript/year
- Submit 1 major grant application/year (Emergency Medicine Foundation, Grand Challenge Explorations, etc)
- Responsible for International journal club meetings (every 2-3 months)
- Regularly participate in and attend curriculum modules for Emergency Medicine resident weekly conference (when in country)
- Help maintain @globalEMupdate twitter feed with latest on global health in Emergency Medicine
- Language Proficiency in area of study
Questions? Contact Anna.Newlin@hsc.utah.edu
Fellowship Director
Past Fellowship Graduates
Jane Yee, MD 2019-2021
Project - Diploma in Emergency Medicine, Cho Ray Hospital HCMC, Vietnam
MSc in Public Health LSHTM
Current Position - Project Director, Indian Health Service and Assitant Director of Global Health, Division of Emergency Medicine, University of Utah
Lucy Unger, MD 2019-2020
Project - Sacred Valley Health, Peru
Current Position - Private Practice, Salt Lake City, UT
N. Shakira Bandolin, MD 2017-2018
Project-Community Health Demographics in Marginalized High Andean Communities of the Sacred Valley, Peru
Ayni Wasi/University of Utah Collaboration
Current Position - Assistant Prof, Global Health Director, University of California-Davis Department of Emergency Medicine
Michael Morgan, MD 2016-2017
Project -Emergency Medicine Tele Education Curriculum Implementation, Cho Ray Hospital, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Current Position - Assistant Professor, Division of Emergency Medicine University of Utah School of Medicine
Matthew Stewart, MD MPH 2014-2016
Project - Lay Provider Trauma Training, Sacred Valley Peru/Vietnam Emergency Medicine Education
Current Position - Faculty Physician, Indian Health Services, Tuba City, AZ
Matthew Fuller, MD 2013-2014
Project - Lay Provider Trauma Training, Sacred Valley Peru/Vietnam Emergency Medicine Education
Current Position - Assistant Prof, Director of Global Health Fellowship, University of Utah
Brad Dreifuss, MD 2011-2012
Project - GECC/Uganda/Ghana
Current Position - Assistant Prof, Director of Rural and Global Health Program, University of Arizona, Tucson
Carl Seger, MD 2010-2011
Project - Ghana Emergency Medicine Residency Implementation
Current Position - Community Physician, Ashland OR