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Elective Rotations

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Our department supports the residents' interest in exploring their clinical and/or research interests. Some of the opportunities from the recent past are included below, some residents wish to provide care in low-resource settings at international locations, others stay stateside and participate in away rotations, and some elect to spend their month in San Diego expanding their research portfolio or focusing on a clinical niche.

To assist each resident with the financial burden often associated with traveling abroad, the department subsidizes a percentage of the total expenses incurred. Additionally, residents may use their education stipend towards elective expenses. During the third year of residency, our residents are granted 4 weeks to do an elective. The section of Global Women's Health provides coordination of responsible international educational exchanges, conducts relevant international research, and leads sustainable capacity building bi-directional global collaborations within the department. We are working together to build relationships with three international programs in an effort to create sustainable partnerships.

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Visit our Section for Global Women's Health to learn more.

Prior Global Health Rotations Our Residents Have Taken Part Of:

  • Kericho, Kenya / Kenya Medical Research Institute and Walter Reed Project HIV Pro
  • Maputo, Mozambique / Maputo Central Hospital
  • Roatan, Honduras / Clinica Esparanza
  • Tanzania, Shirati Hospital
  • LBJ Tropical Medical Center, Pago Pago, American Samoa
  • Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
  • Felix Rutledge Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship at MD Anderson
  • Brunschwig Rotating Residency at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
  • Utah, St. Mark's Hospital
  • ACOG Gellhaus Fellowship, Washington, DC
  • UC San Diego Student-Run Free Clinic Project, San Diego, CA
  • Reproductive Partners Medical Group, San Diego, CA

 

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