Global Health Program Annual Report 2021

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New Awards and Scholarships Almira Global Healthcare Providers The Almira Family Charitable Foundation has donated a generous grant to the Global Health Program to support residents and faculty to travel to international sites for capacity building of human resources and to invite junior faculty from international sites to the United States for clinical training. In addition, residents and scholars from international sites involved in research will have the opportunity to present their findings and perspectives in international or national medical conferences. The Nuvance Global Health Scholarship Definition of Global Health Scholarship: Global health scholarship is an area for study, research, and practice that places a priority on improving health and achieving health equity for all people worldwide (Koplan,2009). Global health scholars may focus their research on a lower-resource setting or a setting where health disparities are particularly evident, whether overseas or within the boundaries of the U.S. Trefz Medical Student Scholarship This scholarship is in support of a one-year interdisciplinary fellowship program focused on healthrelated human rights and being of service to the underserved, either locally or overseas. Projects can involve community service, research, and/or advocacy for underserved populations. The program aims to support projects that pair students or residents with faculty and community/academic mentorship. Individuals selected are awarded up to $5,000 over the academic year for students and residents to lead innovative, community-based initiatives that increase access to optimal health or well-being and address unmet health needs. The number of recipients will vary each year based on available funds. Faculty Scholarship The scholarship is in support of a one-year interdisciplinary fellowship program focused on healthrelated human rights and being of service to the underserved, either locally or overseas. Projects can involve community service, research, and/or advocacy for underserved populations. The program aims to support faculty projects with the added value of trainee involvement, pairing students or residents with faculty mentorship. Individuals selected as Nuvance Global Scholars are awarded up to $25,000 over the academic year for faculty, to lead innovative, community-based initiatives that increase access to optimal health or well-being and address unmet health needs. Monies may be distributed among costs of salary support and resources to accomplish the proposed project. New Award: Trefz Family Community Service Award; to be given annually to an individual whose work addresses the health needs and human rights of underserved and marginalized populations. 80 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT LARNER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND NUVANCE HEALTH
Welcome Andrea Green, MD Wendi Cuscina, BS, CPM, PACT Dr. Andrea Green as the new director of the Global Health Program in the UVMLCOM Department of Pediatrics. Wendi is the new manager of the NH/ UVMLCOM Global Health Program Sarah Cordisco Elina Mukhametshina, MD Sarah is a senior nursing student at the University of Vermont, who has joined the global health nursing division. Elina is the New Coordinator of the Nuvance Health/ RUSM/AUC Global Health Program GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM ANNUAL REPORT 2021 81
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