University of Arizona College of Medicine's Global Health: Clinical and Community Care
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April 01, 2010 12:00 AM
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University of Arizona College of Medicine
Global Health: Clinical and Community Care
Program Description: The University of Arizona Global Health course, begun in 1982 and revised annually, is a small group, problem-solving course preparing third and fourth year (North American) medical students, primary care residents, and health care professionals for experiences in developing countries. This is a full-time (80 class hours), intensive, interactive course. Multi-disciplinary faculty with clinical experience guide participants in adapting clinical skills and WHO public health concepts in resource-poor nations. Visiting students receive 3-4 weeks’ elective credit at their home institute (which must arrange the actual overseas preceptorship or rotation).
Enrollment limited to 24 participants; this allows case-based teaching in 3 groups of 8 students.
Requirements/Procedures are fully explained on our website http://www.globalhealth.arizona.edu. Course designed for those actively planning for a student or professional experience in a developing country.
If you don’t have web access, contact Arleen Heimann for application and course outline/schedule (see below)
Open to medical students in Years 3-4, practitioners and residents.
Program Dates: April 1-23, 2010 and July 12-30, 2010
Deadlines: Applications should be received by February 15 for the April session and May 15 for the July session.
Cost: All participants: extensive syllabus $15 and books $95; transportation, food and lodging*
1) US medical students from LCME schools: No course fees.
2) Medical students from non-LCME schools, medical residents, physicians and other health care professionals: $500 course fee.
3) All others contact us.
*We can help arrange low-cost shared one-month rentals in Tucson; range is about $300-400.
For more information contact:
Ronald Pust, MD or Tracy Carroll, MPH, PT
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Dept. of Family and Community Medicine
P.O. Box 245052
Tucson AZ 85724
Arleen Heimann, program coordinator
Phone: (520) 626-1992
Email: aheimann@email.arizona.edu
Web: http://www.globalhealth.arizona.edu
Office of International Activities - UNC School of Medicine