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Mission

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Provide pediatric  trainees with improved understanding about key pediatric global health topics and scholarly mentorship to prepare for an academic career in global health.

Eligibility

The Global Health Track will be available to all pediatric subspecialty fellows. Although first year fellows are welcome to join, the two-year program targets second and third year fellows who have more schedule flexibility and protected time for scholarly work. Interested fellows should obtain approval from their program directors and mentors, and then meet with members of the Global Health Track leadership team to determine enrollment. Fellows must commit to the track by August of their second year of fellowship.

Program Structure

Didactic Experience

All global health track fellows will enroll in global health coursework through the asynchronous online course options at the University of Washington to gain fundamental knowledge related to global health. Fellows must complete at least 3 courses at their own pace DURING a 3-year fellowship program.

Some fellows may qualify to obtain a Master of Public Health in Global Health or other discipline.

Fellows attend quarterly 2-hour seminars organized by GH track leadership.  These are open to all fellows/faculty and required for GH track fellows in their 2nd and 3rd years.

Scholarly Work

Global health track fellows will complete a global health-related scholarly project.

Mentorship

All Global Health Track fellows will have at least one GH faculty member representative on their scholarship oversight committee formed in the second half of the first year of fellowship. In addition to biannual SOC meetings, fellows may participate in the following:

  • Global Health Collaborative events
  • UW Department of GH committees and working groups
  • Pediatric Emergency and Critical Care - Kenya training events
  • Additional local/regional/national/international working groups of interest

Funding Sources for Trainees

Leadership

The Global Health Track is overseen by the pediatric global health fellowship leadership team:

 

Pediatric Emergency Medicine

Associate Professor

Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

Associate Professor

Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Pediatric Infectious Disease
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
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Additional faculty mentors/advisors
Neonatology
Neonatology

Associate Professor

GENERAL PEDIATRICS

Professor, Pediatrics

Pulmonology

Assistant Professor

Hematology/Oncology

Assistant Professor

Neonatology, Infectious Disease

Assistant Professor

Infectious Disease
Emergency Medicine

Assistant Professor

Neonatology

Associate Professor

Hematology/Oncology

Associate Professor

Neonatology
Critical Care

Assistant Professor

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