Global Surgery Track Residents

Medical School: Northwestern University the Feinberg School of Medicine

Interests: 

• Understanding the economic implications of global surgery interventions
• Socioeconomic barriers to surgical access in a global setting
• Designing and improving acute surgical care delivery in low-resource settings with a focus on South Asia

Medical School: University of Miami Leonard M Miller School of Medicine 

Interests:  

• AI applications that can bring equity to global health
• Tropical diseases requiring cardiothoracic surgery
• Congenital diseases requiring surgery
• Global surgery policy  

Medical School: University of Rochester

Interests:

• Geospatial mapping
• Understanding barriers to access surgical care
• Surgical education and training

Medical School:  Oregon Health & Science University

Interests:

• Designing health care delivery systems for post-conflict war zones and post-disaster areas
• Modeling existing trauma systems
• Biomedical device innovation

Medical School: University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine

Interests:

• Building human infrastructure for surgical care
• International collaboration in surgical education
• Models of surgical care delivery in low-resource areas

Medical School: University of Illinois School of Medicine

Interests:

• Pediatric Surgical Oncology
• Global surgical financing

Medical School: The University of Texas Southwestern

Interests:

• Adaptation of high-resource surgical care for mobile practice
• Optimization of surgical education and development of collaborative academic partnerships
• Economic, geographical, and social barriers to surgical access, with a focus on South Asia

Medical School: University of Central Florida College of Medicine

Interests:

• Military surgery and trauma in austere environments
• Global pediatric surgery
• Surgical education and training for global, rural, and military settings

Medical School: Baylor College of Medicine

Interests:

• Global surgical education and curriculum development for high-resource training programs
• National surgical infrastructure and policy design
• Public/private collaborations
• Low-cost surgical technology and innovation

Medical School: Virginia Commonwealth University

Interests:

• Adoption of resource intensive surgeries in resource-limited environments
• Hepatitis C endemic in Egypt
• Health disparities, access to medical care, and structural violence