From the Blog
April 11, 2018
Featuring Clare Buckingham, MD, Parveen Parmar, MD, Talib Omer, MD, Erika Flores-Uribe, MD
International Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds Introduction and Overview by Parveen Parmar, MD MPH
Health and Human Rights: Roles for an EM Clinician by Parveen Parmar, MD MPH
Think Local, Act Global by Kevin Lunney, MD PhD
Tijuana Wound Clinic by Mary Cheffers, MD and Craig Torres-Ness, MD
Strengthening Emergency Care Systems by Harveen Bergquist, MD
November 16, 2017
Featuring Parveen Parmar, MD MPH, Parveen Parmar, MD MPH, Kevin Lunney, MD PhD, Mary Cheffers, MD and Craig Torres-Ness, MD, Harveen Bergquist, MD
Division of International Emergency Medicine
Welcome to the Division of International Emergency Medicine Page! The Division of International Emergency Medicine (IEM) is a center for emergency physicians engaging in research, education and service in global health. The IEM Division focuses on identifying and promoting best practices in humanitarian aid, the development of global emergency care, and on supporting health systems […]
Read More →Resources
Documents: The Nuts and Bolts of Global Emergency Medicine Online Resources: Disaster Ready – Online platform with multiple short 10-20 minute humanitarian training videos. RedR UK – Humanitarian training organization based in UK with multiple online courses Global Health Media – Large number of short clinical training videos for low resources settings. Global Health E-Learning […]
Read More →Residency Track
Objective The purpose of the LAG+USC International Emergency Medicine (IEM) Residency Track is to both provide exposure and foster a deeper understanding of international emergency medicine as a subspecialty. The track will be particularly useful for residents intending on making sustainable and responsible international work a part of their future careers. This will be achieved […]
Read More →The Wound Clinic in Tijuana, Baja California, MX The Wound Clinic has been operated by local physician Patricia Gonzalez Zuniga and her team for over 5 years. It was initiated as a response to the needs of the marginalized homeless population living in and around the Tijuana River, they include displaced migrants, IVDU, HIV patients,…
Read More →Fellowship in International Emergency Medicine
The USC International Emergency Medicine Fellowship will accept it’s first fellow July 1, 2018. This two-year fellowship will be first of its kind, developed to respond to the needs of junior faculty. Via a unique “track” system, fellows will be closely mentored in a subspecialty area within international emergency medicine. Training will be individualized and […]
Read More →About
The Division of International Emergency Medicine provides an academic home for emergency physicians who practice global health in the USC Department of Emergency Medicine. Our faculty are active across the globe and work with organizations such as Doctors without Borders, International Rescue Committee, International Medical Corps, Physicians for Human Rights, Oxfam, the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, […]
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