Engaged Faculty

Many Penn faculty are engaged in exciting and worthwhile global health endeavors throughout their careers. If you are interested in learning more about who is doing what in global health at Penn, you may wish to use our sortable table below. If you are a faculty member who should be included in this table and/or whose information should be updated, please contact Global Health Programs. We will be happy to add or modify your information at any time.

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Last Name ♦	First Name ♦	Department ♦	Country /Region ♦	Global Health Interest ♦	Global Health experience/contacts ♦	Research projects/programs ♦	Email ♦	Institution ♦	Last Updated ♦
Ahn, MD, PhD	Jaimo	Orthopaedic Survery	Latin America	orthopaedic trauma care disparity and education	currently planning trip with HVO/OO to Latin America		jaimo.ahn@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Ahya, MD	Vivek N.	Pulmonary & Critical Care	India	teaching, advanced lung diseases, transplantation			ahyav@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Aplenc, MD, PhD	Richard	Pediatrics	Bosnia	former Yugoslavia	Slovenia, Bosnia, Macedonia with IM and IRC. Torture evaluations with MDM		aplenc@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Aplenc, MD, PhD	Richard	Pediatrics	Macedonia	former Yugoslavia	Slovenia, Bosnia, Macedonia with IM and IRC. Torture evaluations with MDM		aplenc@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Aplenc, MD, PhD	Richard	Pediatrics	Slovenia	former Yugoslavia	Slovenia, Bosnia, Macedonia with IM and IRC. Torture evaluations with MDM		aplenc@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Arlet, MD	Vincent	Orthopaedic Survery	Caribbean	Trinidad and rest of the Carribbean	Dr David Toby	Outcome of Spine deformity Surgery in the West Indies	vincent.arlet@uphs.upenn.edu	PAH	05 2012
Arlet, MD	Vincent	Orthopaedic Survery	Trinidad	Trinidad and rest of the Carribbean	Dr David Toby	Outcome of Spine deformity Surgery in the West Indies	vincent.arlet@uphs.upenn.edu	PAH	05 2012
Ashburn	Michael	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	Haiti	Haiti, local health care provider education, provision of health care	Team Leader, Penn Haiti Team 1; Several trips with Operation Smile		Michael.Ashburn@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Axelsen, MD	Paul		India	Worked as an infectious disease consultant for large expatriate groups in Papua New Guinea and in Bangalore, India			axe@upenn.edu		10 2010
Axelsen, MD	Paul		Papua New Guinea	Worked as an infectious disease consultant for large expatriate groups in Papua New Guinea and in Bangalore, India			axe@upenn.edu		10 2010
Barrett, PhD, FCP	Jeffrey	Pediatrics	China	I'm in the Pediatrics Department and Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics Division of CHOP. I also lead a core for the CTSA (KMAS, Kinetic Modeling and Simulation). I have an Adjunct Appointment in China at Central South University in Changsha (CSU, http://www.csu.edu.cn/english/overview/index.htm) and the Third Xiangya Hospital. We collaborate on topics related to clinical pharmacology including efforts to study Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and I provide training in Pharmacomestrics to their students and faculty. I have similar relationships with universities in Dusseldorf, Germany; Genoa, Italy; and Menchester, UK	Over 25 years of experience treating facial deformities in this sector of the world. Dr. Bartlett visits University Children's Hospital in Karakow 2-3 times each year for a week and has made over 60 trips to date. Medical students from Penn have taken rotations at this hospital and have found the experience of lasting value. Rotations can be arranged in almost any pediatric discipline.	CMFCEE is always looking for students in Wharton or associated health care schools to cooordinate fund raising and do research on pediatric needs of Central and Eastern Europe.	barrettj@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Barrett, PhD, FCP	Jeffrey	Pediatrics	Germany	I'm in the Pediatrics Department and Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics Division of CHOP. I also lead a core for the CTSA (KMAS, Kinetic Modeling and Simulation). I have an Adjunct Appointment in China at Central South University in Changsha (CSU, http://www.csu.edu.cn/english/overview/index.htm) and the Third Xiangya Hospital. We collaborate on topics related to clinical pharmacology including efforts to study Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and I provide training in Pharmacomestrics to their students and faculty. I have similar relationships with universities in Dusseldorf, Germany; Genoa, Italy; and Menchester, UK	Over 25 years of experience treating facial deformities in this sector of the world. Dr. Bartlett visits University Children's Hospital in Karakow 2-3 times each year for a week and has made over 60 trips to date. Medical students from Penn have taken rotations at this hospital and have found the experience of lasting value. Rotations can be arranged in almost any pediatric discipline.	CMFCEE is always looking for students in Wharton or associated health care schools to cooordinate fund raising and do research on pediatric needs of Central and Eastern Europe.	barrettj@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Barrett, PhD, FCP	Jeffrey	Pediatrics	Italy	I'm in the Pediatrics Department and Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics Division of CHOP. I also lead a core for the CTSA (KMAS, Kinetic Modeling and Simulation). I have an Adjunct Appointment in China at Central South University in Changsha (CSU, http://www.csu.edu.cn/english/overview/index.htm) and the Third Xiangya Hospital. We collaborate on topics related to clinical pharmacology including efforts to study Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and I provide training in Pharmacomestrics to their students and faculty. I have similar relationships with universities in Dusseldorf, Germany; Genoa, Italy; and Menchester, UK	Over 25 years of experience treating facial deformities in this sector of the world. Dr. Bartlett visits University Children's Hospital in Karakow 2-3 times each year for a week and has made over 60 trips to date. Medical students from Penn have taken rotations at this hospital and have found the experience of lasting value. Rotations can be arranged in almost any pediatric discipline.	CMFCEE is always looking for students in Wharton or associated health care schools to cooordinate fund raising and do research on pediatric needs of Central and Eastern Europe.	barrettj@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Barrett, PhD, FCP	Jeffrey	Pediatrics	UK	I'm in the Pediatrics Department and Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics Division of CHOP. I also lead a core for the CTSA (KMAS, Kinetic Modeling and Simulation). I have an Adjunct Appointment in China at Central South University in Changsha (CSU, http://www.csu.edu.cn/english/overview/index.htm) and the Third Xiangya Hospital. We collaborate on topics related to clinical pharmacology including efforts to study Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and I provide training in Pharmacomestrics to their students and faculty. I have similar relationships with universities in Dusseldorf, Germany; Genoa, Italy; and Menchester, UK	Over 25 years of experience treating facial deformities in this sector of the world. Dr. Bartlett visits University Children's Hospital in Karakow 2-3 times each year for a week and has made over 60 trips to date. Medical students from Penn have taken rotations at this hospital and have found the experience of lasting value. Rotations can be arranged in almost any pediatric discipline.	CMFCEE is always looking for students in Wharton or associated health care schools to cooordinate fund raising and do research on pediatric needs of Central and Eastern Europe.	barrettj@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Bartlett, MD	Scott	Surgery: Plastic and Reconstructive	Eastern Europe	Volunteer projects in Poland and Eastern Europe; Project Hope; Co Founder CMF, Children's Medical Foundation of Central and Eastern Europe (www.cmfcee.org)			scott.bartlett@uphs.upenn.edu	CHOP/HUP	10 2010
Basner, MD, MS, MSc	Mathias	Psychiatry: Sleep and Chronobiology	Europe	Effects of noise on sleep and health	Germany, Europe, United States		basner@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Basner, MD, MS, MSc	Mathias	Psychiatry: Sleep and Chronobiology	Germany	Effects of noise on sleep and health	Germany, Europe, United States		basner@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Basner, MD, MS, MSc	Mathias	Psychiatry: Sleep and Chronobiology	United States	Effects of noise on sleep and health	Germany, Europe, United States		basner@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Branas, PhD	Charles	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Botswana	public health, epidemiology, geographic analysis, violence, suicide, trauma, and emergency health services	Guatemala, Botswana, Greece	PI and co-PI of the NIH Fogarty International Center Guatemala Research Training Programs at Penn. Co-Director of the Guatemala-Penn Partnerships along with faculty at the University San Carlos de Guatemala and the Universidad Francisco Marroquin (more at: http://www.upenn.edu/provost/guatemala/ ). Also studies of austerity measures and suicide in Greece, road traffic safety in Southern Africa and service on the Canadian National Research Council and the South African Medical Research Council.	cbranas@upenn.edu	University of Pennsylvania, Epidemiology and Cartographic Modeling Lab	05 2012
Branas, PhD	Charles	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Guatemala	public health, epidemiology, geographic analysis, violence, suicide, trauma, and emergency health services	Guatemala, Botswana, Greece	PI and co-PI of the NIH Fogarty International Center Guatemala Research Training Programs at Penn. Co-Director of the Guatemala-Penn Partnerships along with faculty at the University San Carlos de Guatemala and the Universidad Francisco Marroquin (more at: http://www.upenn.edu/provost/guatemala/ ). Also studies of austerity measures and suicide in Greece, road traffic safety in Southern Africa and service on the Canadian National Research Council and the South African Medical Research Council.	cbranas@upenn.edu	University of Pennsylvania, Epidemiology and Cartographic Modeling Lab	05 2012
Branas, PhD	Charles	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Greece	public health, epidemiology, geographic analysis, violence, suicide, trauma, and emergency health services	Guatemala, Botswana, Greece	PI and co-PI of the NIH Fogarty International Center Guatemala Research Training Programs at Penn. Co-Director of the Guatemala-Penn Partnerships along with faculty at the University San Carlos de Guatemala and the Universidad Francisco Marroquin (more at: http://www.upenn.edu/provost/guatemala/ ). Also studies of austerity measures and suicide in Greece, road traffic safety in Southern Africa and service on the Canadian National Research Council and the South African Medical Research Council.	cbranas@upenn.edu	University of Pennsylvania, Epidemiology and Cartographic Modeling Lab	05 2012
Bream, MD	Kent D.W.	Family Medicine & Community Health	Guatemala	Community-Based, community-relevant initiatives, resource allocation and policy, education and clinical training, intercultural exchanges. Research Interests: Medical Missionaries, Newborn and Maternal Health, education, community based participatory initiatives. Geographic Area of Interest: US and Latin America	Field School and Clinical Partnership in Guatemala (GHI) Clinical work in Guatemala, Swaziland and Venezuela, research in Malawi, contacts in Guatemala, England, Italy, Malawi, South Africa, Swaziland, and Venezuela. US based Global Health: Medical Director-Sayre Health Center, political asylum and torture evaluations with Physicians for Human Rights.		bream@mail.med.upenn.edu		10 2010
Bream, MD	Kent D.W.	Family Medicine & Community Health	Latin America	Community-Based, community-relevant initiatives, resource allocation and policy, education and clinical training, intercultural exchanges. Research Interests: Medical Missionaries, Newborn and Maternal Health, education, community based participatory initiatives. Geographic Area of Interest: US and Latin America	Field School and Clinical Partnership in Guatemala (GHI) Clinical work in Guatemala, Swaziland and Venezuela, research in Malawi, contacts in Guatemala, England, Italy, Malawi, South Africa, Swaziland, and Venezuela. US based Global Health: Medical Director-Sayre Health Center, political asylum and torture evaluations with Physicians for Human Rights.		bream@mail.med.upenn.edu		10 2010
Bream, MD	Kent D.W.	Family Medicine & Community Health	Swaiziland	Community-Based, community-relevant initiatives, resource allocation and policy, education and clinical training, intercultural exchanges. Research Interests: Medical Missionaries, Newborn and Maternal Health, education, community based participatory initiatives. Geographic Area of Interest: US and Latin America	Field School and Clinical Partnership in Guatemala (GHI) Clinical work in Guatemala, Swaziland and Venezuela, research in Malawi, contacts in Guatemala, England, Italy, Malawi, South Africa, Swaziland, and Venezuela. US based Global Health: Medical Director-Sayre Health Center, political asylum and torture evaluations with Physicians for Human Rights.		bream@mail.med.upenn.edu		10 2010
Bream, MD	Kent D.W.	Family Medicine & Community Health	United States	Community-Based, community-relevant initiatives, resource allocation and policy, education and clinical training, intercultural exchanges. Research Interests: Medical Missionaries, Newborn and Maternal Health, education, community based participatory initiatives. Geographic Area of Interest: US and Latin America	Field School and Clinical Partnership in Guatemala (GHI) Clinical work in Guatemala, Swaziland and Venezuela, research in Malawi, contacts in Guatemala, England, Italy, Malawi, South Africa, Swaziland, and Venezuela. US based Global Health: Medical Director-Sayre Health Center, political asylum and torture evaluations with Physicians for Human Rights.		bream@mail.med.upenn.edu		10 2010
Bream, MD	Kent D.W.	Family Medicine & Community Health	Venezuela	Community-Based, community-relevant initiatives, resource allocation and policy, education and clinical training, intercultural exchanges. Research Interests: Medical Missionaries, Newborn and Maternal Health, education, community based participatory initiatives. Geographic Area of Interest: US and Latin America	Field School and Clinical Partnership in Guatemala (GHI) Clinical work in Guatemala, Swaziland and Venezuela, research in Malawi, contacts in Guatemala, England, Italy, Malawi, South Africa, Swaziland, and Venezuela. US based Global Health: Medical Director-Sayre Health Center, political asylum and torture evaluations with Physicians for Human Rights.		bream@mail.med.upenn.edu		10 2010
Brennan, MD	PJ	Infectious Disease		TB	CDC/ATS	Director, TB Control, Philadelphia Dept. of Health	pj.brennan@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP
Brown, MD	Lawrence W.	Pediatrics	Australia	Pediatric medicine	Visiting Professor at Westmead Children's Hospital (Sydney, Australia), Sarai Hospitals (Brasilia and Bahia, Brazil), CHOP China mission (lectures in Beijing and Shanghai, China)	Development of additional international training, clinical and research programs under the auspices of CHOP.	brownla@email.chop.edu	CHOP
Brown, MD	Lawrence W.	Pediatrics	Brazil	Pediatric medicine	Visiting Professor at Westmead Children's Hospital (Sydney, Australia), Sarai Hospitals (Brasilia and Bahia, Brazil), CHOP China mission (lectures in Beijing and Shanghai, China)	Development of additional international training, clinical and research programs under the auspices of CHOP.	brownla@email.chop.edu	CHOP
Brown, MD	Lawrence W.	Pediatrics	China	Pediatric medicine	Visiting Professor at Westmead Children's Hospital (Sydney, Australia), Sarai Hospitals (Brasilia and Bahia, Brazil), CHOP China mission (lectures in Beijing and Shanghai, China)	Development of additional international training, clinical and research programs under the auspices of CHOP.	brownla@email.chop.edu	CHOP
Brucker, MD	Alexander J	Ophthalmology	Africa	Diabetic Retinopathy and Age Related Macular Degeneration, their prevention and treatments being developed throughout the world.	Randomized clinical trials throughout the world. Lecturing on these diseases in nations where continuing education must be brought to the physicians in order to bring up the standards of care in those nations; Europe, Asia, South America, Africa		Alexander.Brucker@uphs.upenn.edu	Scheie Eye Institute	12 2010
Brucker, MD	Alexander J	Ophthalmology	Asia	Diabetic Retinopathy and Age Related Macular Degeneration, their prevention and treatments being developed throughout the world.	Randomized clinical trials throughout the world. Lecturing on these diseases in nations where continuing education must be brought to the physicians in order to bring up the standards of care in those nations; Europe, Asia, South America, Africa		Alexander.Brucker@uphs.upenn.edu	Scheie Eye Institute	12 2010
Brucker, MD	Alexander J	Ophthalmology	Europe	Diabetic Retinopathy and Age Related Macular Degeneration, their prevention and treatments being developed throughout the world.	Randomized clinical trials throughout the world. Lecturing on these diseases in nations where continuing education must be brought to the physicians in order to bring up the standards of care in those nations; Europe, Asia, South America, Africa		Alexander.Brucker@uphs.upenn.edu	Scheie Eye Institute	12 2010
Brucker, MD	Alexander J	Ophthalmology	South America	Diabetic Retinopathy and Age Related Macular Degeneration, their prevention and treatments being developed throughout the world.	Randomized clinical trials throughout the world. Lecturing on these diseases in nations where continuing education must be brought to the physicians in order to bring up the standards of care in those nations; Europe, Asia, South America, Africa		Alexander.Brucker@uphs.upenn.edu	Scheie Eye Institute	12 2010
Chen, MD, PhD	Lan X.	Rheumatology	China	Rheumatologic conditions in Asia vs. the West; integrated care and the philosophical approach to rheumatic disease; acupuncture	Shanghai & Beijing		Lan.Chen@uphs.upenn.edu	Presbyterian PPMC	05 2012
Coffin, MD, MPH	Susan E.	Pediatrics	Ghana	Pandemic influenza, Infection Control Program Development/Support, Epidemiology and Prevention of Healthcare-associated Infections	Infection control training (Ghana, Botswana, Vietnam, Egypt, Greece); Pandemic Influenza Planning (Ghana, Vietnam); Infection control and Healthcare-associated infections research (Ghana, Botswana, Greece)	Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Outcomes Research (University of Athens)	coffin@email.chop.edu	CHOP	02 2013
Coffin, MD, MPH	Susan E.	Pediatrics	Botswana	Pandemic influenza, Infection Control Program Development/Support, Epidemiology and Prevention of Healthcare-associated Infections	Infection control training (Ghana, Botswana, Vietnam, Egypt, Greece); Pandemic Influenza Planning (Ghana, Vietnam); Infection control and Healthcare-associated infections research (Ghana, Botswana, Greece)	Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Outcomes Research (University of Athens)	coffin@email.chop.edu	CHOP	02 2013
Coffin, MD, MPH	Susan E.	Pediatrics	Greece	Pandemic influenza, Infection Control Program Development/Support, Epidemiology and Prevention of Healthcare-associated Infections	Infection control training (Ghana, Botswana, Vietnam, Egypt, Greece); Pandemic Influenza Planning (Ghana, Vietnam); Infection control and Healthcare-associated infections research (Ghana, Botswana, Greece)	Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Outcomes Research (University of Athens)	coffin@email.chop.edu	CHOP	02 2013
Cohn, MD, MPH	Jennifer	Infectious Disease	Dominican Republic	HIV policy (funding and access to medications), health systems and task shifting, civil society advocacy and activism	Director of the Penn Internal Medicine Global Health Equities Residency Track, lives in Nairobi part time, worked in Malawi, Uganda, Kenya; contacts in Guatemala, Dominican Republic. Policy advisory for East Africa for MSF Access Campaign 3.		Jennifer.cohn@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Cohn, MD, MPH	Jennifer	Infectious Disease	Guatemala	HIV policy (funding and access to medications), health systems and task shifting, civil society advocacy and activism	Director of the Penn Internal Medicine Global Health Equities Residency Track, lives in Nairobi part time, worked in Malawi, Uganda, Kenya; contacts in Guatemala, Dominican Republic. Policy advisory for East Africa for MSF Access Campaign 3.		Jennifer.cohn@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Cohn, MD, MPH	Jennifer	Infectious Disease	Kenya	HIV policy (funding and access to medications), health systems and task shifting, civil society advocacy and activism	Director of the Penn Internal Medicine Global Health Equities Residency Track, lives in Nairobi part time, worked in Malawi, Uganda, Kenya; contacts in Guatemala, Dominican Republic. Policy advisory for East Africa for MSF Access Campaign 3.		Jennifer.cohn@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Cohn, MD, MPH	Jennifer	Infectious Disease	Malawai	HIV policy (funding and access to medications), health systems and task shifting, civil society advocacy and activism	Director of the Penn Internal Medicine Global Health Equities Residency Track, lives in Nairobi part time, worked in Malawi, Uganda, Kenya; contacts in Guatemala, Dominican Republic. Policy advisory for East Africa for MSF Access Campaign 3.		Jennifer.cohn@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Cohn, MD	Jennifer	Infectious Disease	Nairobi	HIV policy (funding and access to medications), health systems and task shifting, civil society advocacy and activism	Director of the Penn Internal Medicine Global Health Equities Residency Track, lives in Nairobi part time, worked in Malawi, Uganda, Kenya; contacts in Guatemala, Dominican Republic. Policy advisory for East Africa for MSF Access Campaign 3.		Jennifer.cohn@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Cohn, MD, MPH	Jennifer	Infectious Disease	Uganda	HIV policy (funding and access to medications), health systems and task shifting, civil society advocacy and activism	Director of the Penn Internal Medicine Global Health Equities Residency Track, lives in Nairobi part time, worked in Malawi, Uganda, Kenya; contacts in Guatemala, Dominican Republic. Policy advisory for East Africa for MSF Access Campaign 3.		Jennifer.cohn@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Collman, MD	Ronald	Pulmonary & Critical Care	Botswana	HIV/TB (mentoring a young investigator in studies of HIV/TB and MDR-TB) in Botswana. Collaboration with TB research program at University of KwaZulu Natal/ Nelson Mandela School of Medicine			collmanr@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Collman, MD	Ronald	Pulmonary & Critical Care	South Africa	HIV/TB (mentoring a young investigator in studies of HIV/TB and MDR-TB) in Botswana. Collaboration with TB research program at University of KwaZulu Natal/ Nelson Mandela School of Medicine			collmanr@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Cook-Sather, MD	Scott D	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	Peru	pediatric anesthesia in developing countries	Health Volunteers Overseas	North American Director, Anesthesia Overseas	sather@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Dahodwala, MD, MS	Nabila	Neurology	Botswana	Neurology education in underserved areas; neuro-epidemiology	Clinical experience in Botswana; Research experience in Peru; Member of WHO working group on global burden of Parkinson's disease		nabila.dahodwala@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Dahodwala, MD, MS	Nabila	Neurology	Peru	Neurology education in underserved areas; neuro-epidemiology	Clinical experience in Botswana; Research experience in Peru; Member of WHO working group on global burden of Parkinson's disease		nabila.dahodwala@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Dean, MD	Anthony	Emergency Medicine	Botswana	We train residents and faculty in the use of clinician-performed bedside ultrasonography in resource poor settings in the developing world (and elsewhere). We have trained residents and medical students who are using bedside ultrasound in Botswana, Kenya, Guatemala, and elsewhere. We do research in emergency ultrasonography and offer research externships for medical trainees from all countries.			Anthony.dean@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Dean, MD	Anthony	Emergency Medicine	Guatemala	We train residents and faculty in the use of clinician-performed bedside ultrasonography in resource poor settings in the developing world (and elsewhere). We have trained residents and medical students who are using bedside ultrasound in Botswana, Kenya, Guatemala, and elsewhere. We do research in emergency ultrasonography and offer research externships for medical trainees from all countries.			Anthony.dean@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Dean, MD	Anthony	Emergency Medicine	Kenya	We train residents and faculty in the use of clinician-performed bedside ultrasonography in resource poor settings in the developing world (and elsewhere). We have trained residents and medical students who are using bedside ultrasound in Botswana, Kenya, Guatemala, and elsewhere. We do research in emergency ultrasonography and offer research externships for medical trainees from all countries.			Anthony.dean@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Dormans, MD	John P.	Surgery: Orthopaedic	Ethiopia	International education and pediatric spinal tumors	Currently serving on the board of a number of global organizations, including Orthopaedics Overseas (Ethiopia and Indonesia), Health Volunteers Overseas, and Global HELP (Health Education using Low-cost Publication ), an organization specifically designed to better educate developing countries on medical based information. Have also volunteered in Bulgaria twice (through USAID), Salzburg twice (through AAF), India (through ABJS/CORR; Co-Chairman for the Brighton Workshop on Trauma in the Developing World in India – road traffic safety), Uganda (through AAOS/OO/ECSAEOA/ASEA Instructional Course in Uganda), and Honduras (with CURE) to educate local surgeons and doctors on orthopaedic conditions and treatment. Also taught in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Egypt, South Africa, Ethiopia, Morocco, Scotland, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland, Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand. Participated in visiting professorships in Canada, Mexico, London, Norway, Turkey, Indonesia, Uganda, and Japan. Delivered a postgraduate medical educational program in pediatric orthopaedic surgery for promising surgeons in eastern Europe and central Asia through the AAF.		dormans@email.chop.edu		01 2011
Dormans, MD	John P.	Surgery: Orthopaedic	Indonesia	International education and pediatric spinal tumors	Currently serving on the board of a number of global organizations, including Orthopaedics Overseas (Ethiopia and Indonesia), Health Volunteers Overseas, and Global HELP (Health Education using Low-cost Publication ), an organization specifically designed to better educate developing countries on medical based information. Have also volunteered in Bulgaria twice (through USAID), Salzburg twice (through AAF), India (through ABJS/CORR; Co-Chairman for the Brighton Workshop on Trauma in the Developing World in India – road traffic safety), Uganda (through AAOS/OO/ECSAEOA/ASEA Instructional Course in Uganda), and Honduras (with CURE) to educate local surgeons and doctors on orthopaedic conditions and treatment. Also taught in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Egypt, South Africa, Ethiopia, Morocco, Scotland, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland, Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand. Participated in visiting professorships in Canada, Mexico, London, Norway, Turkey, Indonesia, Uganda, and Japan. Delivered a postgraduate medical educational program in pediatric orthopaedic surgery for promising surgeons in eastern Europe and central Asia through the AAF.		dormans@email.chop.edu		01 2011
Dormans, MD	John P.	Surgery: Orthopaedic	Bulgaria	International education and pediatric spinal tumors	Currently serving on the board of a number of global organizations, including Orthopaedics Overseas (Ethiopia and Indonesia), Health Volunteers Overseas, and Global HELP (Health Education using Low-cost Publication ), an organization specifically designed to better educate developing countries on medical based information. Have also volunteered in Bulgaria twice (through USAID), Salzburg twice (through AAF), India (through ABJS/CORR; Co-Chairman for the Brighton Workshop on Trauma in the Developing World in India – road traffic safety), Uganda (through AAOS/OO/ECSAEOA/ASEA Instructional Course in Uganda), and Honduras (with CURE) to educate local surgeons and doctors on orthopaedic conditions and treatment. Also taught in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Egypt, South Africa, Ethiopia, Morocco, Scotland, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland, Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand. Participated in visiting professorships in Canada, Mexico, London, Norway, Turkey, Indonesia, Uganda, and Japan. Delivered a postgraduate medical educational program in pediatric orthopaedic surgery for promising surgeons in eastern Europe and central Asia through the AAF.		dormans@email.chop.edu		01 2011
Dormans, MD	John P.	Surgery: Orthopaedic	Austria	International education and pediatric spinal tumors	Currently serving on the board of a number of global organizations, including Orthopaedics Overseas (Ethiopia and Indonesia), Health Volunteers Overseas, and Global HELP (Health Education using Low-cost Publication ), an organization specifically designed to better educate developing countries on medical based information. Have also volunteered in Bulgaria twice (through USAID), Salzburg twice (through AAF), India (through ABJS/CORR; Co-Chairman for the Brighton Workshop on Trauma in the Developing World in India – road traffic safety), Uganda (through AAOS/OO/ECSAEOA/ASEA Instructional Course in Uganda), and Honduras (with CURE) to educate local surgeons and doctors on orthopaedic conditions and treatment. Also taught in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Egypt, South Africa, Ethiopia, Morocco, Scotland, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland, Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand. Participated in visiting professorships in Canada, Mexico, London, Norway, Turkey, Indonesia, Uganda, and Japan. Delivered a postgraduate medical educational program in pediatric orthopaedic surgery for promising surgeons in eastern Europe and central Asia through the AAF.		dormans@email.chop.edu		01 2011
Dormans, MD	John P.	Surgery: Orthopaedic	India	International education and pediatric spinal tumors	Currently serving on the board of a number of global organizations, including Orthopaedics Overseas (Ethiopia and Indonesia), Health Volunteers Overseas, and Global HELP (Health Education using Low-cost Publication ), an organization specifically designed to better educate developing countries on medical based information. Have also volunteered in Bulgaria twice (through USAID), Salzburg twice (through AAF), India (through ABJS/CORR; Co-Chairman for the Brighton Workshop on Trauma in the Developing World in India – road traffic safety), Uganda (through AAOS/OO/ECSAEOA/ASEA Instructional Course in Uganda), and Honduras (with CURE) to educate local surgeons and doctors on orthopaedic conditions and treatment. Also taught in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Egypt, South Africa, Ethiopia, Morocco, Scotland, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland, Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand. Participated in visiting professorships in Canada, Mexico, London, Norway, Turkey, Indonesia, Uganda, and Japan. Delivered a postgraduate medical educational program in pediatric orthopaedic surgery for promising surgeons in eastern Europe and central Asia through the AAF.		dormans@email.chop.edu		01 2011
Dormans, MD	John P.	Surgery: Orthopaedic	Uganda	International education and pediatric spinal tumors	Currently serving on the board of a number of global organizations, including Orthopaedics Overseas (Ethiopia and Indonesia), Health Volunteers Overseas, and Global HELP (Health Education using Low-cost Publication ), an organization specifically designed to better educate developing countries on medical based information. Have also volunteered in Bulgaria twice (through USAID), Salzburg twice (through AAF), India (through ABJS/CORR; Co-Chairman for the Brighton Workshop on Trauma in the Developing World in India – road traffic safety), Uganda (through AAOS/OO/ECSAEOA/ASEA Instructional Course in Uganda), and Honduras (with CURE) to educate local surgeons and doctors on orthopaedic conditions and treatment. Also taught in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Egypt, South Africa, Ethiopia, Morocco, Scotland, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland, Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand. Participated in visiting professorships in Canada, Mexico, London, Norway, Turkey, Indonesia, Uganda, and Japan. Delivered a postgraduate medical educational program in pediatric orthopaedic surgery for promising surgeons in eastern Europe and central Asia through the AAF.		dormans@email.chop.edu		01 2011
Dormans, MD	John P.	Surgery: Orthopaedic	Honduras	International education and pediatric spinal tumors	Currently serving on the board of a number of global organizations, including Orthopaedics Overseas (Ethiopia and Indonesia), Health Volunteers Overseas, and Global HELP (Health Education using Low-cost Publication ), an organization specifically designed to better educate developing countries on medical based information. Have also volunteered in Bulgaria twice (through USAID), Salzburg twice (through AAF), India (through ABJS/CORR; Co-Chairman for the Brighton Workshop on Trauma in the Developing World in India – road traffic safety), Uganda (through AAOS/OO/ECSAEOA/ASEA Instructional Course in Uganda), and Honduras (with CURE) to educate local surgeons and doctors on orthopaedic conditions and treatment. Also taught in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Egypt, South Africa, Ethiopia, Morocco, Scotland, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland, Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand. Participated in visiting professorships in Canada, Mexico, London, Norway, Turkey, Indonesia, Uganda, and Japan. Delivered a postgraduate medical educational program in pediatric orthopaedic surgery for promising surgeons in eastern Europe and central Asia through the AAF.		dormans@email.chop.edu		01 2011
Douglas, MD	Steven D	Pediatrics		HIV, pediatric and adolescent HIV/AIDS			douglas@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Elkassabany, MD	Nabil M.	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	Egypt	Educational programs for anesthesiologists in developing countries. We are collaborating in Egypt with members of departments of anesthesiology in Alexandria and Cairo University. In September 2010, we lead the effort to hold the 14th Anesthesia and Intensive Care Conference, Alexandria, Egypt in collaboration with the department of anesthesiology and critical care, University of Pennsylvania. The meeting included a workshop on ultrasound guided regional anesthesia where about 80 anesthesiologists attended the workshop. We are planning future collaboration with the department of anesthesia, Alexandria, Egypt.			Nabil.Elkassabany@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Esterhai, MD	John	Orthopaedics	Dominican Republic	Orthopaedic mission work	Past work with Orthopaedics Overseas in St. Lucia; Medical Missions International in Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. Haiti earthquake relief, May 2010, with University of Maryland, Catholic Relief Services, and the Orthopaedic Trauma Association.		john.esterhai@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Esterhai, MD	John	Orthopaedics	Haiti	Orthopaedic mission work	Past work with Orthopaedics Overseas in St. Lucia; Medical Missions International in Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. Haiti earthquake relief, May 2010, with University of Maryland, Catholic Relief Services, and the Orthopaedic Trauma Association.		john.esterhai@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Esterhai, MD	John	Orthopaedics	Jamaica	Orthopaedic mission work	Past work with Orthopaedics Overseas in St. Lucia; Medical Missions International in Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. Haiti earthquake relief, May 2010, with University of Maryland, Catholic Relief Services, and the Orthopaedic Trauma Association.		john.esterhai@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Esterhai, MD	John	Orthopaedics	St. Lucia	Orthopaedic mission work	Past work with Orthopaedics Overseas in St. Lucia; Medical Missions International in Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. Haiti earthquake relief, May 2010, with University of Maryland, Catholic Relief Services, and the Orthopaedic Trauma Association.		john.esterhai@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Fairman, MD	Ronald M.	Surgery: Vascular and Endovascular Therapy	Afganistan	Performing vascular surgical and endovascular interventions; teaching other surgeons to perform procedures and interventions, vascular program and system development; no geographic limitations.	Volunteer at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany treating Coalition casualties with vascular injuries from Iraq and Afghanistan 2007.		ron.fairman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Fairman, MD	Ronald M.	Surgery: Vascular and Endovascular Therapy	Germany	Performing vascular surgical and endovascular interventions; teaching other surgeons to perform procedures and interventions, vascular program and system development; no geographic limitations.	Volunteer at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany treating Coalition casualties with vascular injuries from Iraq and Afghanistan 2007.		ron.fairman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Fairman, MD	Ronald M.	Surgery: Vascular and Endovascular Therapy	Iraq	Performing vascular surgical and endovascular interventions; teaching other surgeons to perform procedures and interventions, vascular program and system development; no geographic limitations.	Volunteer at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany treating Coalition casualties with vascular injuries from Iraq and Afghanistan 2007.		ron.fairman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Finalle, MD, FAAP	Rodney	Pediatrics	Botswana	Pediatric and community health efforts, sustainable health care development, capacity building through community health workers and pediatric professional education in developing countries in the Caribbean, and Africa. Global Health medical education for residents and fellows.	Director of Global Health for The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, overseeing the hospital's Global Health initiatives in the Caribbean and Africa. Program includes a fully integrated community pediatric health program in the Dominican Republic lead collaboratively with CHOP and Dominican health professionals and supported by CHOP professional staff, pediatric residents, CHOP nurses, Dominican Republic pediatric residents, and medical students. Also serves as the Fellowship Director of the David N. Pincus Pediatric Global Health Fellowship at CHOP with two pediatric fellows serving in partner sites in the Dominican Republic, Botswana and South Africa. Current contacts in the Dominican Republic, Botswana and South Africa.	nutrition, breastfeeding, paternal health impact on children’s health, pathogens in respiratory illness and gastroenteritis in Botswana, child development in children impacted by AIDS.	finalle@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Finalle, MD, FAAP	Rodney	Pediatrics	Dominican Republic	Pediatric and community health efforts, sustainable health care development, capacity building through community health workers and pediatric professional education in developing countries in the Caribbean, and Africa. Global Health medical education for residents and fellows.	Director of Global Health for The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, overseeing the hospital's Global Health initiatives in the Caribbean and Africa. Program includes a fully integrated community pediatric health program in the Dominican Republic lead collaboratively with CHOP and Dominican health professionals and supported by CHOP professional staff, pediatric residents, CHOP nurses, Dominican Republic pediatric residents, and medical students. Also serves as the Fellowship Director of the David N. Pincus Pediatric Global Health Fellowship at CHOP with two pediatric fellows serving in partner sites in the Dominican Republic, Botswana and South Africa. Current contacts in the Dominican Republic, Botswana and South Africa.	nutrition, breastfeeding, paternal health impact on children’s health, pathogens in respiratory illness and gastroenteritis in Botswana, child development in children impacted by AIDS.	finalle@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Finalle, MD, FAAP	Rodney	Pediatrics	South Africa	Pediatric and community health efforts, sustainable health care development, capacity building through community health workers and pediatric professional education in developing countries in the Caribbean, and Africa.	Director of Global Health for The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, overseeing the hospital's Global Health initiatives in the Caribbean and Africa. Program includes a fully integrated community pediatric health program in the Dominican Republic lead collaboratively with CHOP and Dominican health professionals and supported by CHOP professional staff, pediatric residents, CHOP nurses, Dominican Republic pediatric residents, and medical students. Also serves as the Fellowship Director of the David N. Pincus Pediatric Global Health Fellowship at CHOP with two pediatric fellows serving in partner sites in the Dominican Republic, Botswana and South Africa. Current contacts in the Dominican Republic, Botswana and South Africa.	nutrition, breastfeeding, paternal health impact on children’s health, pathogens in respiratory illness and gastroenteritis in Botswana, child development in children impacted by AIDS.	finalle@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Fogarty, MD	Patrick F.	Hematology/ Oncology	Botswana	World Federation of Haemophilia Twinning Project: Princess Marina Hospital in Gabarone, Botswana	The Penn Comprehensive Hemophilia and Thrombosis Program conducted comprehensive hemophilia clinics at Princess Marina Hospital in Gabarone, Botswana and maintains a relationship with providers in Botswana		Patrick.Fogarty@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Forbes, MD, PhD	Brian J.	Ophthalmology	Central America	Pediatric Ophthalmology	Extensive experience in Central America, especially The Dominican Republic		Forbesb@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Fox, MD	Adam D.	Neonatology	Latin America		Extensive experience in Latin America, especially Bolivia		fox@email.chop.edu	CHOP
Friedman, MD	Harvey M.	Infectious Disease	Botswana	HIV/Botswana	Botswana	Antiretroviral therapy- effectiveness, predictors of failure and success; cervical cancer screening programs; HIV-TB co-infection; Medical Education at the University of Botswana School of Medicine	hfriedma@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Fung, MD	Irene	Allergy & Immunology	China	China, Hong Kong, Allergy			fungi@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Glanz, PhD, MPH	Karen	Biostatistics & Epidemiology/ CCEB	Australia	I have worked in Australia, Mexico, and Western Europe (Netherlands, Switzerland, UK) and Israel. Beginning some work in Botswana. Subjects: obesity/nutrition, and cancer prevention and control			kglanz@upenn.edu		11 2010
Glanz, PhD, MPH	Karen	Biostatistics & Epidemiology/ CCEB	Botswana	I have worked in Australia, Mexico, and Western Europe (Netherlands, Switzerland, UK) and Israel. Beginning some work in Botswana. Subjects: obesity/nutrition, and cancer prevention and control			kglanz@upenn.edu		11 2010
Glanz, PhD, MPH	Karen	Biostatistics & Epidemiology/ CCEB	Israel	I have worked in Australia, Mexico, and Western Europe (Netherlands, Switzerland, UK) and Israel. Beginning some work in Botswana. Subjects: obesity/nutrition, and cancer prevention and control			kglanz@upenn.edu		11 2010
Glanz, PhD, MPH	Karen	Biostatistics & Epidemiology/ CCEB	Mexico	I have worked in Australia, Mexico, and Western Europe (Netherlands, Switzerland, UK) and Israel. Beginning some work in Botswana. Subjects: obesity/nutrition, and cancer prevention and control			kglanz@upenn.edu		11 2010
Glanz, PhD, MPH	Karen	Biostatistics & Epidemiology/ CCEB	Netherlands	I have worked in Australia, Mexico, and Western Europe (Netherlands, Switzerland, UK) and Israel. Beginning some work in Botswana. Subjects: obesity/nutrition, and cancer prevention and control			kglanz@upenn.edu		11 2010
Glanz, PhD, MPH	Karen	Biostatistics & Epidemiology/ CCEB	Switzerland	I have worked in Australia, Mexico, and Western Europe (Netherlands, Switzerland, UK) and Israel. Beginning some work in Botswana. Subjects: obesity/nutrition, and cancer prevention and control			kglanz@upenn.edu		11 2010
Glanz, PhD, MPH	Karen	Biostatistics & Epidemiology/ CCEB	UK	I have worked in Australia, Mexico, and Western Europe (Netherlands, Switzerland, UK) and Israel. Beginning some work in Botswana. Subjects: obesity/nutrition, and cancer prevention and control			kglanz@upenn.edu		11 2010
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	Afghanistan	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	Botswana	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	China	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	Haiti	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	India	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	Kenya	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	Liberia	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	Tanzania	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gluckman, MD	Stephen	Infectious Disease	Uganda	travel/tropical medicine; HIV; parasitic diseases, general medicine issues in resource poor parts of the world.	worked/taught in Liberia, Afghanistan, Haiti, China, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, India. Presently best contacts in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, and India	General Clinical/Teaching experiences in Botswana (establishing a PENN firm at the major public hospital). HIV care and the national HIV program in Botswana	stephen.gluckman@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Gupta, MD	Prabodh	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	India	Infectious disease; India	Worked for United Nations, WHO and as faculty in New Delhi, India	early cervical cancer	gupta@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Hadjiliadis, MD, MHS	Denis	Pulmonary & Critical Care	Greece	Bronchiectasis, cystic fibrosis and lung transplant mainly in Greece (Mediterranean)			Denis.Hadjiliadis@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Hennessy, PharmD, PhD	Sean	Epidemiology & Pharmacology	China	pharmacoepidemiology in Peru	Peru and China; pharmacoepidemiology		hennessy@upenn.edu		11 2010
Hennessy, PharmD, PhD	Sean	Epidemiology & Pharmacology	Peru	pharmacoepidemiology in Peru	Peru and China; pharmacoepidemiology		hennessy@upenn.edu		11 2010
Holmes, PhD	John H.	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Africa	Latin America, Africa; Medical informatics, decision making, health communication, epidemiology, education	Chair, Global Health Informatics Partnership Associated with INCLEN training program		jhholmes@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Holmes, PhD	John H.	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Latin America	Latin America, Africa; Medical informatics, decision making, health communication, epidemiology, education	Chair, Global Health Informatics Partnership Associated with INCLEN training program		jhholmes@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Huffman, MD, MPH	G. Russell	Surgery: Shoulder & Elbow	El Salvador	teaching and subspecialty training, Surgical Outcomes	Japan, India, Pakistan, Malawi, South Africa, El Salvador		Russell.huffman@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Huffman, MD, MPH	G. Russell	Surgery: Shoulder & Elbow	India	teaching and subspecialty training, Surgical Outcomes	Japan, India, Pakistan, Malawi, South Africa, El Salvador		Russell.huffman@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Huffman, MD, MPH	G. Russell	Surgery: Shoulder & Elbow	Japan	teaching and subspecialty training, Surgical Outcomes	Japan, India, Pakistan, Malawi, South Africa, El Salvador		Russell.huffman@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Huffman, MD, MPH	G. Russell	Surgery: Shoulder & Elbow	Malawi	teaching and subspecialty training, Surgical Outcomes	Japan, India, Pakistan, Malawi, South Africa, El Salvador		Russell.huffman@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Huffman, MD, MPH	G. Russell	Surgery: Shoulder & Elbow	Pakistan	teaching and subspecialty training, Surgical Outcomes	Japan, India, Pakistan, Malawi, South Africa, El Salvador		Russell.huffman@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Huffman, MD, MPH	G. Russell	Surgery: Shoulder & Elbow	South Africa	teaching and subspecialty training, Surgical Outcomes	Japan, India, Pakistan, Malawi, South Africa, El Salvador		Russell.huffman@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Hurst, MD	Robert W.	Neurosurgery & Neurology	Bosnia	Training and transfer of neuroendovascular procedures and imaging to less developed countries.	Catholic Medical Foundation- experience in performing interventional neuroradiology procedures in Croatia/Bosnia; Lecturing, teaching in Brazil (Rio, Goianias, Belem).		robert.hurst@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Hurst, MD	Robert W.	Neurosurgery & Neurology	Brazil	Training and transfer of neuroendovascular procedures and imaging to less developed countries.	Catholic Medical Foundation- experience in performing interventional neuroradiology procedures in Croatia/Bosnia; Lecturing, teaching in Brazil (Rio, Goianias, Belem).		robert.hurst@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Hurst, MD	Robert W.	Neurosurgery & Neurology	Croatia	Training and transfer of neuroendovascular procedures and imaging to less developed countries.	Catholic Medical Foundation- experience in performing interventional neuroradiology procedures in Croatia/Bosnia; Lecturing, teaching in Brazil (Rio, Goianias, Belem).		robert.hurst@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Ibrahim, MPH	Said A.	General Internal Medicine	Brazil	understanding and intervening on racial disparity in access and utilization of joint replacement in the management of knee/hip OA provides a national and international model for advancing health disparities research from first-generation studies that detected disparities in care, to second-generation studies exploring the reasons for these disparities, to the first-ever third-generation intervention trial to reduce well-documented disparity.	collaborating with investigators in Sao Paulo, Brazil to implement a first generation disparity study where the goal is to look at the relationship between race and the likelihood of undergoing joint replacement in Brazil	the impact of race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and culture on health care access, utilization and outcomes.	ibrahims@mail.med.upenn.edu	VA Medical Center	11 2010
Ibrahim, MPH	Said A.	General Internal Medicine	Somalia	understanding and intervening on racial disparity in access and utilization of joint replacement in the management of knee/hip OA provides a national and international model for advancing health disparities research from first-generation studies that detected disparities in care, to second-generation studies exploring the reasons for these disparities, to the first-ever third-generation intervention trial to reduce well-documented disparity.	collaborating with investigators in Sao Paulo, Brazil to implement a first generation disparity study where the goal is to look at the relationship between race and the likelihood of undergoing joint replacement in Brazil	the impact of race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and culture on health care access, utilization and outcomes.	ibrahims@mail.med.upenn.edu	VA Medical Center	11 2010
Iqbal, MD	Nayyar	Endocrinology	Pakistan	Obesity; High prevalence of type 2 diabetes in developing countries; metabolic syndrome	worked extensively with Pakistan community on public health projects such as vaccinations, prevention/control of diarrheal epidemics in the 80's and 90's. Now at PENN completing training in clinical epidemiology. Working to initiate a collaborative project with local authorities in Pakistan to study the prevalence of diabetes and associated risk factors in that part of the world.		nayyar.iqbal2@med.va.gov	HUP	2005
Jemmott III, PHD	John B	Psychiatry	Botswana	Behavioral intervention trials to reduce rates of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections in Sub-Saharan Africa; predictors and correlates of sexual risk behaviors in Sub-Saharan African adolescents, women, heterosexual men, and men who have sex with men.	Since 2002, I have been conducting randomized controlled sexual risk-reduction trials in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa with adolescents, university students, and men. Also I am conducting a project in Gaborone, Botswana to increase the capacity of faculty at the University of Botswana to conduct HIV prevention intervention research with adolescents in schools and churches and with adolescents living with HIV.		jjemmott@asc.upenn.edu		11 2010
Jemmott III, PHD	John B	Psychiatry	South Africa	Behavioral intervention trials to reduce rates of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections in Sub-Saharan Africa; predictors and correlates of sexual risk behaviors in Sub-Saharan African adolescents, women, heterosexual men, and men who have sex with men.	Since 2002, I have been conducting randomized controlled sexual risk-reduction trials in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa with adolescents, university students, and men. Also I am conducting a project in Gaborone, Botswana to increase the capacity of faculty at the University of Botswana to conduct HIV prevention intervention research with adolescents in schools and churches and with adolescents living with HIV.		jjemmott@asc.upenn.edu		11 2010
Jhala, MD, MIAC	Nirag	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	India	Asia and Europe. To advance the understanding and exchange knowledge in the field of cytology and surgical pathology.	Have worked in India. Have partnered with pathology across far east and in South East Asia for promotion of knowledge and understanding.		Jhalan@uphs.upenn.edu		03 2011
Jhala, MD, MIAC	Nirag	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	Asia	Asia and Europe. To advance the understanding and exchange knowledge in the field of cytology and surgical pathology.	Have worked in India. Have partnered with pathology across far east and in South East Asia for promotion of knowledge and understanding.		Jhalan@uphs.upenn.edu		03 2011
Jhala, MD, MIAC	Nirag	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	Europe	Asia and Europe. To advance the understanding and exchange knowledge in the field of cytology and surgical pathology.	Have worked in India. Have partnered with pathology across far east and in South East Asia for promotion of knowledge and understanding.		Jhalan@uphs.upenn.edu		03 2011
Kamoun, MD, PhD	Malek	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine		Laboratory medicine and clinical immunology	Human Immunology, autoimmunity, transplantation		malekkam@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP
Kempen, MD, MPH, MHS, PhD	John H.	Ophthalmology	Africa	Eye diseases in developing countries, especially infectious and inflammatory diseases	Ongoing collaborations in India and Africa		john.kempen@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Kempen, MD, MPH, MHS, PhD	John H.	Ophthalmology	India	Eye diseases in developing countries, especially infectious and inflammatory diseases	Ongoing collaborations in India and Africa		john.kempen@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Kirkpatrick, MD	James N.	Cardiovascular Medicine	Haiti	pacemaker recycling for reuse overseas, hand carried echocardiography in underserved areas, management of cardiovascular disease in the developing world.	Hospital Adventista, Tegucigalpa, Honduras – 4 week rotation in med school; Ishaka Adventists Hospital, Ishaka, Uganda – 5 week rotation in med school; Hospital Albert Schweitzer, Deschappelles, Haiti – 4 week rotation on medicine service during residency; Bach Mai Hospital, Hanoi, Vietnam – 5 week rotation with CDC during residency.		james.kirkpatrick@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Kirkpatrick, MD	James N.	Cardiovascular Medicine	Honduras	pacemaker recycling for reuse overseas, hand carried echocardiography in underserved areas, management of cardiovascular disease in the developing world.	Hospital Adventista, Tegucigalpa, Honduras – 4 week rotation in med school; Ishaka Adventists Hospital, Ishaka, Uganda – 5 week rotation in med school; Hospital Albert Schweitzer, Deschappelles, Haiti – 4 week rotation on medicine service during residency; Bach Mai Hospital, Hanoi, Vietnam – 5 week rotation with CDC during residency.		james.kirkpatrick@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Kirkpatrick, MD	James N.	Cardiovascular Medicine	Uganda	pacemaker recycling for reuse overseas, hand carried echocardiography in underserved areas, management of cardiovascular disease in the developing world.	Hospital Adventista, Tegucigalpa, Honduras – 4 week rotation in med school; Ishaka Adventists Hospital, Ishaka, Uganda – 5 week rotation in med school; Hospital Albert Schweitzer, Deschappelles, Haiti – 4 week rotation on medicine service during residency; Bach Mai Hospital, Hanoi, Vietnam – 5 week rotation with CDC during residency.		james.kirkpatrick@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Kirkpatrick, MD	James N.	Cardiovascular Medicine	Vietnam	pacemaker recycling for reuse overseas, hand carried echocardiography in underserved areas, management of cardiovascular disease in the developing world.	Hospital Adventista, Tegucigalpa, Honduras – 4 week rotation in med school; Ishaka Adventists Hospital, Ishaka, Uganda – 5 week rotation in med school; Hospital Albert Schweitzer, Deschappelles, Haiti – 4 week rotation on medicine service during residency; Bach Mai Hospital, Hanoi, Vietnam – 5 week rotation with CDC during residency.		james.kirkpatrick@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Kovarik, MD	Carrie	Dermatology	Botswana	Telemedicine, mHealth, Health Informatics, HIV, and infectious disease-related skin disease	See Penn Dermatology Global Health webpage	PEPFAR Botswana Telemedicine and Health Informatics program	carrie.kovarik@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Kovarik, MD	Carrie	Dermatology	Guatemala	Telemedicine, mHealth, Health Informatics, HIV, and infectious disease-related skin disease	See Penn Dermatology Global Health webpage	PEPFAR Botswana Telemedicine and Health Informatics program	carrie.kovarik@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Kovarik, MD	Carrie	Dermatology	Kenya	Telemedicine, mHealth, Health Informatics, HIV, and infectious disease-related skin disease	See Penn Dermatology Global Health webpage	PEPFAR Botswana Telemedicine and Health Informatics program	carrie.kovarik@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Kovarik, MD	Carrie	Dermatology	South Africa	Telemedicine, mHealth, Health Informatics, HIV, and infectious disease-related skin disease	See Penn Dermatology Global Health webpage	PEPFAR Botswana Telemedicine and Health Informatics program	carrie.kovarik@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Larson, MD	Steven	Emergency Medicine	Central America	community health in global underserved populations	Extensive experience and contacts throughout Mexico and Central America.		larsonst@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Larson, MD	Steven	Emergency Medicine	Mexico	community health in global underserved populations	Extensive experience and contacts throughout Mexico and Central America.		larsonst@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Lee, MD, FACS	David	Surgery/Urology	Korea	robotic prostate cancer surgery and lecturing in Korea annually	chairs of the urology departments in South Korea		David.Lee@uphs.upenn.edu		11 2010
Levy, PhD	Michael Z.	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Peru	Insects, infectious disease, Chagas disease, urbanization	12 years in Peru	Control of urban Chagas disease in Arequipa, Peru	mzlevy@mail.med.upenn.edu	SOM	05 2012
Levy, PhD	Michael Z.	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Latin America	Insects, infectious disease, Chagas disease, urbanization	12 years in Peru	Control of urban Chagas disease in Arequipa, Peru	mzlevy@mail.med.upenn.edu	SOM	05 2012
Lin, Fellow	Henry	Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition	Dominican Republic	Southeast Asia and Latin America – Focusing on coordination or care and improving collaboration between external volunteers and local resources. Also interested in helping to improve the utilization of local resources to promote healthcare.	Work in Taiwan and the Dominican Republic on healthcare delivery to underdeveloped areas.		linhc@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Lin, Fellow	Henry	Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition	Latin America	Southeast Asia and Latin America – Focusing on coordination or care and improving collaboration between external volunteers and local resources. Also interested in helping to improve the utilization of local resources to promote healthcare.	Work in Taiwan and the Dominican Republic on healthcare delivery to underdeveloped areas.		linhc@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Lin, Fellow	Henry	Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition	Southeast Asia	Southeast Asia and Latin America – Focusing on coordination or care and improving collaboration between external volunteers and local resources. Also interested in helping to improve the utilization of local resources to promote healthcare.	Work in Taiwan and the Dominican Republic on healthcare delivery to underdeveloped areas.		linhc@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Lin, Fellow	Henry	Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition	Taiwan	Southeast Asia and Latin America – Focusing on coordination or care and improving collaboration between external volunteers and local resources. Also interested in helping to improve the utilization of local resources to promote healthcare.	Work in Taiwan and the Dominican Republic on healthcare delivery to underdeveloped areas.		linhc@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Liu, PhD	Jianghong	Family Medicine & Community Health	Africa	nutrition, environmental toxicity (lead exposure), and prenatal factors on children's behavior and violence prevention.	Current interdisciplinary and collaborative project in China, previous work in Africa.	kindergarten cohorts in Southeastern part of China	jhliu@nursing.upenn.edu		2008
Liu, PhD	Jianghong	Family Medicine & Community Health	China	nutrition, environmental toxicity (lead exposure), and prenatal factors on children's behavior and violence prevention.	Current interdisciplinary and collaborative project in China, previous work in Africa.	kindergarten cohorts in Southeastern part of China	jhliu@nursing.upenn.edu		2008
Ludmir, MD	Jack	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Latin America	Obstetric Care for Hispanics and in Latin America	Close relationships with several hospitals and medical schools in Peru. Active exchange program with residents.		jaludm@pahosp.com		2004
Ludmir, MD	Jack	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Peru	Obstetric Care for Hispanics and in Latin America	Close relationships with several hospitals and medical schools in Peru. Active exchange program with residents.		jaludm@pahosp.com		2004
MacGregor, MD	Rob Roy	Infectious Disease	Botswana	Control of HIV epidemic; interaction with TB	Recently worked in Gabarone, Botswana teaching and caring for HIV infected patients	While in Botswana, began project examining immunologic effects of active TB on course of HIV infection.	macgregr@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Maguire, PhD	Maureen	Ophthalmology	China	eye disease throughout the world	I maintain contacts with several members of the Johns Hopkins Dana Center for International Epidemiology and Preventative Ophthalmology	Data and safety monitoring committees for clinical trials in Africa on treatment of trachoma sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, angle closure glaucoma in China, and maternal vaccination in Nepal	maguirem@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Mahboubi, MD, FACR	Saroosh	Pediatric Radiology	Africa	teaching Pediatric Radiology in countries in need	I have taught several weeks each in China, Central America, and South America. I am available in blocks of 6 to 8 weeks in (Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe).		mahboubi@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Mahboubi, MD, FACR	Saroosh	Pediatric Radiology	Asia	teaching Pediatric Radiology in countries in need	I have taught several weeks each in China, Central America, and South America. I am available in blocks of 6 to 8 weeks in (Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe).		mahboubi@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Mahboubi, MD, FACR	Saroosh	Pediatric Radiology	Central America	teaching Pediatric Radiology in countries in need	I have taught several weeks each in China, Central America, and South America. I am available in blocks of 6 to 8 weeks in (Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe).		mahboubi@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Mahboubi, MD, FACR	Saroosh	Pediatric Radiology	China	teaching Pediatric Radiology in countries in need	I have taught several weeks each in China, Central America, and South America. I am available in blocks of 6 to 8 weeks in (Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe).		mahboubi@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Mahboubi, MD, FACR	Saroosh	Pediatric Radiology	Eastern Europe	teaching Pediatric Radiology in countries in need	I have taught several weeks each in China, Central America, and South America. I am available in blocks of 6 to 8 weeks in (Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe).		mahboubi@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Mahboubi, MD, FACR	Saroosh	Pediatric Radiology	South America	teaching Pediatric Radiology in countries in need	I have taught several weeks each in China, Central America, and South America. I am available in blocks of 6 to 8 weeks in (Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe).		mahboubi@email.chop.edu	CHOP	11 2010
Mao, MD, MSCE	Jun James	Family Medicine & Community Health	China	Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, Cultural determinants of health and health care	Beijing, P. R. China, Directs an international medical student elective in acupuncture (N>250 over 7 years)	Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture International Elective for Medical Students	maoj@uphs.upenn.edu		05 2012
Martin, MD, FAAFP	Laura	Family Medicine & Community Health	Honduras	Primary Care in resource limited areas; appropriate allocation of resources and prioritization of health programs/initiatives; maternal/child health; and education and clinical training.	Currently working in Honduras in primary care and maternal-child care, both providing care and ongoing clinical education. I am also part of an International team to teach ALSO(Advanced Life Support in OB) and train instructors in Central America.	Clinical work in refugee camps in Honduras, in Hospital de la Universidad in Venezuela; and in a community health center in rural Puerto Rico. Since then I have worked in community health centers in Illinois and Washington DC providing care to Hispanic and African immigrants. Worked for 1 1/2 years in Kenya working in the TB Program - providing clinical care, clinical education, community outreach, and program supervision.	laura.martin@uphs.upenn.edu		03 2011
Martin, MD, FAAFP	Laura	Family Medicine & Community Health	Venezuela	Primary Care in resource limited areas; appropriate allocation of resources and prioritization of health programs/initiatives; maternal/child health; and education and clinical training.	Currently working in Honduras in primary care and maternal-child care, both providing care and ongoing clinical education. I am also part of an International team to teach ALSO(Advanced Life Support in OB) and train instructors in Central America.	Clinical work in refugee camps in Honduras, in Hospital de la Universidad in Venezuela; and in a community health center in rural Puerto Rico. Since then I have worked in community health centers in Illinois and Washington DC providing care to Hispanic and African immigrants. Worked for 1 1/2 years in Kenya working in the TB Program - providing clinical care, clinical education, community outreach, and program supervision.	laura.martin@uphs.upenn.edu		03 2011
Martin, MD, FAAFP	Laura	Family Medicine & Community Health	Puerto Rico	Primary Care in resource limited areas; appropriate allocation of resources and prioritization of health programs/initiatives; maternal/child health; and education and clinical training.	Currently working in Honduras in primary care and maternal-child care, both providing care and ongoing clinical education. I am also part of an International team to teach ALSO(Advanced Life Support in OB) and train instructors in Central America.	Clinical work in refugee camps in Honduras, in Hospital de la Universidad in Venezuela; and in a community health center in rural Puerto Rico. Since then I have worked in community health centers in Illinois and Washington DC providing care to Hispanic and African immigrants. Worked for 1 1/2 years in Kenya working in the TB Program - providing clinical care, clinical education, community outreach, and program supervision.	laura.martin@uphs.upenn.edu		03 2011
Martin, MD, FAAFP	Laura	Family Medicine & Community Health	Kenya	Primary Care in resource limited areas; appropriate allocation of resources and prioritization of health programs/initiatives; maternal/child health; and education and clinical training.	Currently working in Honduras in primary care and maternal-child care, both providing care and ongoing clinical education. I am also part of an International team to teach ALSO(Advanced Life Support in OB) and train instructors in Central America.	Clinical work in refugee camps in Honduras, in Hospital de la Universidad in Venezuela; and in a community health center in rural Puerto Rico. Since then I have worked in community health centers in Illinois and Washington DC providing care to Hispanic and African immigrants. Worked for 1 1/2 years in Kenya working in the TB Program - providing clinical care, clinical education, community outreach, and program supervision.	laura.martin@uphs.upenn.edu		03 2011
McCunn	Maureen	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	Egypt	Trauma care, trauma systems, cultural differences in trauma care practices	work in the countries China, Egypt, India, Jordan, Spain and Vietnam, where she has taught, lectured, studied and written on the subject of global trauma care. Recent initiatives include her work with National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Grant as "Team leader" for Education for the Egyptian Ministry of Health, Trauma and Injury Training Program (Cairo/US); through this initiative Dr. McCunn developed the Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS (STEPS) now required by the Egyptian Ministry of Health for all Emergency Medicine residents in the country. She has also collaborated with two working groups of the World Health Organization: the Global Collaboration for Blood Safety, and the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care. Maureen established the Penn Anesthesiology internship program at WHO, sending 2 anesthesiology residents/year to work in Geneva. Her current proposal for the Penn Anesthesiology and Critical Care Global Health Scholars Program is being developed. She is Founder: Global Injury Solutions; Chairman Critical Care Committee, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society; Vice President, North America, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society.	Her interest in education and training led to the development of the STEPS (Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS) course designed for use in any country, based upon local resources. Current research projects involve training in India, cultural differences in trauma care in women with leadership roles in trauma, and the interaction of physicians and nurses in the trauma bay.	mccunnm@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
McCunn	Maureen	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	Jordan	Trauma care, trauma systems, cultural differences in trauma care practices	work in the countries China, Egypt, India, Jordan, Spain and Vietnam, where she has taught, lectured, studied and written on the subject of global trauma care. Recent initiatives include her work with National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Grant as "Team leader" for Education for the Egyptian Ministry of Health, Trauma and Injury Training Program (Cairo/US); through this initiative Dr. McCunn developed the Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS (STEPS) now required by the Egyptian Ministry of Health for all Emergency Medicine residents in the country. She has also collaborated with two working groups of the World Health Organization: the Global Collaboration for Blood Safety, and the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care. Maureen established the Penn Anesthesiology internship program at WHO, sending 2 anesthesiology residents/year to work in Geneva. Her current proposal for the Penn Anesthesiology and Critical Care Global Health Scholars Program is being developed. She is Founder: Global Injury Solutions; Chairman Critical Care Committee, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society; Vice President, North America, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society.	Her interest in education and training led to the development of the STEPS (Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS) course designed for use in any country, based upon local resources. Current research projects involve training in India, cultural differences in trauma care in women with leadership roles in trauma, and the interaction of physicians and nurses in the trauma bay.	mccunnm@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
McCunn	Maureen	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	Spain	Trauma care, trauma systems, cultural differences in trauma care practices	work in the countries China, Egypt, India, Jordan, Spain and Vietnam, where she has taught, lectured, studied and written on the subject of global trauma care. Recent initiatives include her work with National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Grant as "Team leader" for Education for the Egyptian Ministry of Health, Trauma and Injury Training Program (Cairo/US); through this initiative Dr. McCunn developed the Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS (STEPS) now required by the Egyptian Ministry of Health for all Emergency Medicine residents in the country. She has also collaborated with two working groups of the World Health Organization: the Global Collaboration for Blood Safety, and the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care. Maureen established the Penn Anesthesiology internship program at WHO, sending 2 anesthesiology residents/year to work in Geneva. Her current proposal for the Penn Anesthesiology and Critical Care Global Health Scholars Program is being developed. She is Founder: Global Injury Solutions; Chairman Critical Care Committee, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society; Vice President, North America, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society.	Her interest in education and training led to the development of the STEPS (Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS) course designed for use in any country, based upon local resources. Current research projects involve training in India, cultural differences in trauma care in women with leadership roles in trauma, and the interaction of physicians and nurses in the trauma bay.	mccunnm@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
McCunn, MD, MIPP, FCCM	Maureen	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	China	Trauma care, trauma systems, cultural differences in trauma care practices	work in the countries China, Egypt, India, Jordan, Spain and Vietnam, where she has taught, lectured, studied and written on the subject of global trauma care. Recent initiatives include her work with National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Grant as "Team leader" for Education for the Egyptian Ministry of Health, Trauma and Injury Training Program (Cairo/US); through this initiative Dr. McCunn developed the Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS (STEPS) now required by the Egyptian Ministry of Health for all Emergency Medicine residents in the country. She has also collaborated with two working groups of the World Health Organization: the Global Collaboration for Blood Safety, and the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care. Maureen established the Penn Anesthesiology internship program at WHO, sending 2 anesthesiology residents/year to work in Geneva. Her current proposal for the Penn Anesthesiology and Critical Care Global Health Scholars Program is being developed. She is Founder: Global Injury Solutions; Chairman Critical Care Committee, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society; Vice President, North America, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society.	Her interest in education and training led to the development of the STEPS (Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS) course designed for use in any country, based upon local resources. Current research projects involve training in India, cultural differences in trauma care in women with leadership roles in trauma, and the interaction of physicians and nurses in the trauma bay.	mccunnm@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
McCunn, MD, MIPP, FCCM	Maureen	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	India	Trauma care, trauma systems, cultural differences in trauma care practices	work in the countries China, Egypt, India, Jordan, Spain and Vietnam, where she has taught, lectured, studied and written on the subject of global trauma care. Recent initiatives include her work with National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Grant as "Team leader" for Education for the Egyptian Ministry of Health, Trauma and Injury Training Program (Cairo/US); through this initiative Dr. McCunn developed the Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS (STEPS) now required by the Egyptian Ministry of Health for all Emergency Medicine residents in the country. She has also collaborated with two working groups of the World Health Organization: the Global Collaboration for Blood Safety, and the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care. Maureen established the Penn Anesthesiology internship program at WHO, sending 2 anesthesiology residents/year to work in Geneva. Her current proposal for the Penn Anesthesiology and Critical Care Global Health Scholars Program is being developed. She is Founder: Global Injury Solutions; Chairman Critical Care Committee, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society; Vice President, North America, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society.	Her interest in education and training led to the development of the STEPS (Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS) course designed for use in any country, based upon local resources. Current research projects involve training in India, cultural differences in trauma care in women with leadership roles in trauma, and the interaction of physicians and nurses in the trauma bay.	mccunnm@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
McCunn, MD, MIPP, FCCM	Maureen	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	Switzerland	Trauma care, trauma systems, cultural differences in trauma care practices	work in the countries China, Egypt, India, Jordan, Spain and Vietnam, where she has taught, lectured, studied and written on the subject of global trauma care. Recent initiatives include her work with National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Grant as "Team leader" for Education for the Egyptian Ministry of Health, Trauma and Injury Training Program (Cairo/US); through this initiative Dr. McCunn developed the Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS (STEPS) now required by the Egyptian Ministry of Health for all Emergency Medicine residents in the country. She has also collaborated with two working groups of the World Health Organization: the Global Collaboration for Blood Safety, and the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care. Maureen established the Penn Anesthesiology internship program at WHO, sending 2 anesthesiology residents/year to work in Geneva. Her current proposal for the Penn Anesthesiology and Critical Care Global Health Scholars Program is being developed. She is Founder: Global Injury Solutions; Chairman Critical Care Committee, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society; Vice President, North America, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society.	Her interest in education and training led to the development of the STEPS (Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS) course designed for use in any country, based upon local resources. Current research projects involve training in India, cultural differences in trauma care in women with leadership roles in trauma, and the interaction of physicians and nurses in the trauma bay.	mccunnm@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
McCunn, MD, MIPP, FCCM	Maureen	Anesthesiology & Critical Care	Vietnam	Trauma care, trauma systems, cultural differences in trauma care practices	work in the countries China, Egypt, India, Jordan, Spain and Vietnam, where she has taught, lectured, studied and written on the subject of global trauma care. Recent initiatives include her work with National Institutes of Health/Fogarty Grant as "Team leader" for Education for the Egyptian Ministry of Health, Trauma and Injury Training Program (Cairo/US); through this initiative Dr. McCunn developed the Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS (STEPS) now required by the Egyptian Ministry of Health for all Emergency Medicine residents in the country. She has also collaborated with two working groups of the World Health Organization: the Global Collaboration for Blood Safety, and the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care. Maureen established the Penn Anesthesiology internship program at WHO, sending 2 anesthesiology residents/year to work in Geneva. Her current proposal for the Penn Anesthesiology and Critical Care Global Health Scholars Program is being developed. She is Founder: Global Injury Solutions; Chairman Critical Care Committee, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society; Vice President, North America, International Trauma Anesthesia and Critical Care Society.	Her interest in education and training led to the development of the STEPS (Sequential Trauma Education ProgramS) course designed for use in any country, based upon local resources. Current research projects involve training in India, cultural differences in trauma care in women with leadership roles in trauma, and the interaction of physicians and nurses in the trauma bay.	mccunnm@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
McLaughlin, MD MPH MSCE	Carol	Infectious Disease	Botswana	Community based interventions, tropical/travel medicine, immigrant + refugee health, impact measurement and operations research in public health, global health education and training, maternal and child health, HIV prevention and treatment	Worked on public health projects or clinical time in Latin America, Southeast Asia, Botswana. Additional contacts in the global health NGO sector through my work in the Center for High Impact Philanthropy in Penn’s School of Social Policy and Practice.		carolmc@sp2.upenn.edu		11 2010
McLaughlin, MD MPH MSCE	Carol	Infectious Disease	Latin America	Community based interventions, tropical/travel medicine, immigrant + refugee health, impact measurement and operations research in public health, global health education and training, maternal and child health, HIV prevention and treatment	Worked on public health projects or clinical time in Latin America, Southeast Asia, Botswana. Additional contacts in the global health NGO sector through my work in the Center for High Impact Philanthropy in Penn’s School of Social Policy and Practice.		carolmc@sp2.upenn.edu		11 2010
McLaughlin, MD MPH MSCE	Carol	Infectious Disease	Southeast Asia	Community based interventions, tropical/travel medicine, immigrant + refugee health, impact measurement and operations research in public health, global health education and training, maternal and child health, HIV prevention and treatment	Worked on public health projects or clinical time in Latin America, Southeast Asia, Botswana. Additional contacts in the global health NGO sector through my work in the Center for High Impact Philanthropy in Penn’s School of Social Policy and Practice.		carolmc@sp2.upenn.edu		11 2010
Mehta, MD	Samir	Orthopaedic Surgery	Haiti	Orthopaedics, Trauma care, Surgical Services	Haiti, China, India		samir.mehta@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Mehta, MD	Samir	Orthopaedic Surgery	China	Orthopaedics, Trauma care, Surgical Services	Haiti, China, India		samir.mehta@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Mehta, MD	Samir	Orthopaedic Surgery	India	Orthopaedics, Trauma care, Surgical Services	Haiti, China, India		samir.mehta@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Mehta, MD	Samir	Orthopaedic Surgery	South Africa	Orthopaedics, Trauma care, Surgical Services	Haiti, China, India		samir.mehta@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Metzger, PhD	David	Center for Studies of Addiction	Africa	HIV Prevention among drug users	An HIV Prevention Trials Network: 22 sites in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, North America and South America. The Network is supported by the NIH and conducts trials of behavioral and biomedical prevention interventions using sero-incidence as an outcome.	We are a site in the network and have several protocols in the field at the moment.	dsm@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP
Metzger, PhD	David	Center for Studies of Addiction	Asia	HIV Prevention among drug users	An HIV Prevention Trials Network: 22 sites in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, North America and South America. The Network is supported by the NIH and conducts trials of behavioral and biomedical prevention interventions using sero-incidence as an outcome.	We are a site in the network and have several protocols in the field at the moment.	dsm@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP
Metzger, PhD	David	Center for Studies of Addiction	Eastern Europe	HIV Prevention among drug users	An HIV Prevention Trials Network: 22 sites in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, North America and South America. The Network is supported by the NIH and conducts trials of behavioral and biomedical prevention interventions using sero-incidence as an outcome.	We are a site in the network and have several protocols in the field at the moment.	dsm@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP
Metzger, PhD	David	Center for Studies of Addiction	North America	HIV Prevention among drug users	An HIV Prevention Trials Network: 22 sites in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, North America and South America. The Network is supported by the NIH and conducts trials of behavioral and biomedical prevention interventions using sero-incidence as an outcome.	We are a site in the network and have several protocols in the field at the moment.	dsm@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP
Metzger, PhD	David	Center for Studies of Addiction	South America	HIV Prevention among drug users	An HIV Prevention Trials Network: 22 sites in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, North America and South America. The Network is supported by the NIH and conducts trials of behavioral and biomedical prevention interventions using sero-incidence as an outcome.	We are a site in the network and have several protocols in the field at the moment.	dsm@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP
Muecke, PhD,RN,FAAN	Marjorie	Nursing	Botswana	community health, nursing, women's health, gender disparities, economic development & child health	Thailand, Botswana, Tamil Nadu – India	Chiang Mai Family Health Project	muecke@nursing.upenn.edu	U Penn School of Nursing	05 2012
Muecke, PhD,RN,FAAN	Marjorie	Nursing	India	community health, nursing, women's health, gender disparities, economic development & child health	Thailand, Botswana, Tamil Nadu – India	Chiang Mai Family Health Project	muecke@nursing.upenn.edu	U Penn School of Nursing	05 2012
Muecke, PhD,RN,FAAN	Marjorie	Nursing	Thailand	community health, nursing, women's health, gender disparities, economic development & child health	Thailand, Botswana, Tamil Nadu – India	Chiang Mai Family Health Project	muecke@nursing.upenn.edu	U Penn School of Nursing	05 2012
Murali	Ramachandran			Cancer			murali@xray.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Muthumani, MS, PhD	Karuppiah	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	India	Vaccine development for HIV, Chikungunya and Dengue	Extensive research collaboration and contacts in India on viral infectious diseases	Viral immunopathogenesis and strategies for intervention	muthuman@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Nachamkin, Dr.P.H., M.P.H	Irving	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	China	diarrheal diseases	WHO consultant specializing in Campylobacter infections in the developing world.	Studying Campylobacter infections and the development of Guillain-Barre syndrome in Northern China and Mexico City	nachamki@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
Nachamkin, Dr.P.H., M.P.H	Irving	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	Mexico	diarrheal diseases	WHO consultant specializing in Campylobacter infections in the developing world.	Studying Campylobacter infections and the development of Guillain-Barre syndrome in Northern China and Mexico City	nachamki@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
Nadkarni, MD, MS	Vinay	Anesthesiology & Critical Care: Pediatrics	Brazil	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile		Nadkarni@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Nadkarni, MD, MS	Vinay	Anesthesiology & Critical Care: Pediatrics	China	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile		Nadkarni@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Nadkarni, MD, MS	Vinay	Anesthesiology & Critical Care: Pediatrics	India	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile		Nadkarni@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Nadkarni, MD, MS	Vinay	Anesthesiology & Critical Care: Pediatrics	Latin America	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile		Nadkarni@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Nadkarni, MD, MS	Vinay	Anesthesiology & Critical Care: Pediatrics	South Africa	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile	China, India, Europe, South Africa, Brazil and Latin America; Emergency and Critical Care, CPR, Resuscitation, Education, Operation Smile		Nadkarni@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Ohene-Frempong, MD	Kwaku	Pediatrics, Hematology	Africa	Sickle Cell Disease	Runs a sickle cell clinic in Ghana; has sent numerous students to Africa		ohene-frempong@email.chop.edu	CHOP
Ohene-Frempong, MD	Kwaku	Pediatrics, Hematology	Ghana	Sickle Cell Disease	Runs a sickle cell clinic in Ghana; has sent numerous students to Africa		ohene-frempong@email.chop.edu	CHOP
Osterhoudt, MD, MS	Kevin C	Pediatric Emergency Medicine	Botswana	Global environmental health and poisoning prevention	Kosovo, Eastern Europe, Dominican Republic, Botswana / Faculty, CHOP Global Health Program		osterhoudtk@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Osterhoudt, MD, MS	Kevin C	Pediatric Emergency Medicine	Dominican Republic	Global environmental health and poisoning prevention	Kosovo, Eastern Europe, Dominican Republic, Botswana / Faculty, CHOP Global Health Program		osterhoudtk@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Osterhoudt, MD, MS	Kevin C	Pediatric Emergency Medicine	Eastern Europe	Global environmental health and poisoning prevention	Kosovo, Eastern Europe, Dominican Republic, Botswana / Faculty, CHOP Global Health Program		osterhoudtk@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Osterhoudt, MD, MS	Kevin C	Pediatric Emergency Medicine	Kosovo	Global environmental health and poisoning prevention	Kosovo, Eastern Europe, Dominican Republic, Botswana / Faculty, CHOP Global Health Program		osterhoudtk@email.chop.edu		11 2010
Putt, ScD	Mary	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Haiti	Haiti and Central America; Study Design	Designed study to estimate the efficacy of water filtration units for a Pure Water for the World project in Haiti; study unfortunately aborted by the earthquake.		mputt@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	Brazil	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	Caribbean	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	Eastern Europe	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	India	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	Latin America	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	Peru	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	South Asia	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	Southeast Asia	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Quinn, MD, MSCE	Graham	Ophthalmology	UK	childhood blindness; retinopathy of prematurity	London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Lima, Peru; Rio de Janiero, Brazil; Hyderabad, India; Eastern Europe; WHO	ROP (retinopathy of prematurity) programs in Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia; workshops on preventing childhood blindness in Latin America, Caribbean, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe sponsored by Christoffel Blindenmission, ORBIS, International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (WHO) and Institute Child Health in London	quinn@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Raine, D.Phil	Adrian	Psychiatry, Criminology, and Psychology	China	crime and violence, mental health, child health and development in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, and Mauritius	Ongoing research studies in Mauritius (African sub-continent; Joint Child Health Project), Singapore (University on Nanyang), and Hong Kong (City University). Additional ongoing collaborations/contacts in Jintan (China), Taiwan (National Taipei University, Yang-Ming University, Chung-Cheng University), South Korea (Dongguk University, Kyonggi University, Gachon University of Medicine and Science).		araine@sas.upenn.edu		11 2010
Raine, D.Phil	Adrian	Psychiatry, Criminology, and Psychology	Mauritius	crime and violence, mental health, child health and development in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, and Mauritius	Ongoing research studies in Mauritius (African sub-continent; Joint Child Health Project), Singapore (University on Nanyang), and Hong Kong (City University). Additional ongoing collaborations/contacts in Jintan (China), Taiwan (National Taipei University, Yang-Ming University, Chung-Cheng University), South Korea (Dongguk University, Kyonggi University, Gachon University of Medicine and Science).		araine@sas.upenn.edu		11 2010
Raine, D.Phil	Adrian	Psychiatry, Criminology, and Psychology	Singapore	crime and violence, mental health, child health and development in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, and Mauritius	Ongoing research studies in Mauritius (African sub-continent; Joint Child Health Project), Singapore (University on Nanyang), and Hong Kong (City University). Additional ongoing collaborations/contacts in Jintan (China), Taiwan (National Taipei University, Yang-Ming University, Chung-Cheng University), South Korea (Dongguk University, Kyonggi University, Gachon University of Medicine and Science).		araine@sas.upenn.edu		11 2010
Raine, D.Phil	Adrian	Psychiatry, Criminology, and Psychology	South Korea	crime and violence, mental health, child health and development in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, and Mauritius	Ongoing research studies in Mauritius (African sub-continent; Joint Child Health Project), Singapore (University on Nanyang), and Hong Kong (City University). Additional ongoing collaborations/contacts in Jintan (China), Taiwan (National Taipei University, Yang-Ming University, Chung-Cheng University), South Korea (Dongguk University, Kyonggi University, Gachon University of Medicine and Science).		araine@sas.upenn.edu		11 2010
Raine, D.Phil	Adrian	Psychiatry, Criminology, and Psychology	Taiwan	crime and violence, mental health, child health and development in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, and Mauritius	Ongoing research studies in Mauritius (African sub-continent; Joint Child Health Project), Singapore (University on Nanyang), and Hong Kong (City University). Additional ongoing collaborations/contacts in Jintan (China), Taiwan (National Taipei University, Yang-Ming University, Chung-Cheng University), South Korea (Dongguk University, Kyonggi University, Gachon University of Medicine and Science).		araine@sas.upenn.edu		11 2010
Ray, MBBS, PhD	Riju	Psychiatry	India	India, Nicotine Addiction, Pharmacogenetics, Cancer Genetics, Clinical Trials	India, Smokeless Tobacco Cessation Clinical Trial		rijuray@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Rebbeck	Timothy	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Botswana	prostate cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa	genetics, urology and oncology collaborators in Africa	Men of African Descent and Carcinoma of the Prostate (MADCaP)	rebbeck@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Rebbeck	Timothy	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Ghana	prostate cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa	genetics, urology and oncology collaborators in Africa	Men of African Descent and Carcinoma of the Prostate (MADCaP)	rebbeck@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Rebbeck	Timothy	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Nigeria	prostate cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa	genetics, urology and oncology collaborators in Africa	Men of African Descent and Carcinoma of the Prostate (MADCaP)	rebbeck@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Rebbeck	Timothy	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Senegal	prostate cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa	genetics, urology and oncology collaborators in Africa	Men of African Descent and Carcinoma of the Prostate (MADCaP)	rebbeck@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Rebbeck	Timothy	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	South Africa	prostate cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa	genetics, urology and oncology collaborators in Africa	Men of African Descent and Carcinoma of the Prostate (MADCaP)	rebbeck@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Rebbeck	Timothy	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Sudan	prostate cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa	genetics, urology and oncology collaborators in Africa	Men of African Descent and Carcinoma of the Prostate (MADCaP)	rebbeck@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Rebbeck	Timothy	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Uganda	prostate cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa	genetics, urology and oncology collaborators in Africa	Men of African Descent and Carcinoma of the Prostate (MADCaP)	rebbeck@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Rossman, MD	Milton	Pulmonary & Critical Care	Australia	occupational lung disease-particularly chronic beryllium disease	UK, Australia, Italy	direct one of four laboratories in the US that does beryllium proliferation testing, clinical evaluation of cases and research on chronic beryllium disease	rossmanm@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
Rossman, MD	Milton	Pulmonary & Critical Care	Italy	occupational lung disease-particularly chronic beryllium disease	UK, Australia, Italy	direct one of four laboratories in the US that does beryllium proliferation testing, clinical evaluation of cases and research on chronic beryllium disease	rossmanm@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
Rossman, MD	Milton	Pulmonary & Critical Care	UK	occupational lung disease-particularly chronic beryllium disease	UK, Australia, Italy	direct one of four laboratories in the US that does beryllium proliferation testing, clinical evaluation of cases and research on chronic beryllium disease	rossmanm@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	10 2010
Russo, MD	Pierre	Anatomic Pathology	Africa	Africa, pathology, laboratory medicine			russo@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Sankar, MD	Wudbhav N.	Orthopaedic Surgery	South Africa	Pediatric orthopaedic care in underdeveloped nations	Umtata, South Africa through Health Volunteers Overseas	Orthopaedics Overseas/Health Volunteers Overseas	sankarw@email.chop.edu	CHOP	05 2012
Schumacher, MD	H. Ralph	Rheumatology	China	Education on chronic rheumatic diseases; epidemiology and management of gout; complimentary and alternative therapies; reactive arthritis role of infection	Shanghai, Shanxi, Beijing, Guangzhou; Taiwan, India, Latin America, Turkey		schumacr@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP/VA	10 2010
Schumacher, MD	H. Ralph	Rheumatology	India	Education on chronic rheumatic diseases; epidemiology and management of gout; complimentary and alternative therapies; reactive arthritis role of infection	Shanghai, Shanxi, Beijing, Guangzhou; Taiwan, India, Latin America, Turkey		schumacr@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP/VA	10 2010
Schumacher, MD	H. Ralph	Rheumatology	Latin America	Education on chronic rheumatic diseases; epidemiology and management of gout; complimentary and alternative therapies; reactive arthritis role of infection	Shanghai, Shanxi, Beijing, Guangzhou; Taiwan, India, Latin America, Turkey		schumacr@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP/VA	10 2010
Schumacher, MD	H. Ralph	Rheumatology	Taiwan	Education on chronic rheumatic diseases; epidemiology and management of gout; complimentary and alternative therapies; reactive arthritis role of infection	Shanghai, Shanxi, Beijing, Guangzhou; Taiwan, India, Latin America, Turkey		schumacr@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP/VA	10 2010
Schumacher, MD	H. Ralph	Rheumatology	Turkey	Education on chronic rheumatic diseases; epidemiology and management of gout; complimentary and alternative therapies; reactive arthritis role of infection	Shanghai, Shanxi, Beijing, Guangzhou; Taiwan, India, Latin America, Turkey		schumacr@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP/VA	10 2010
Sheth, MD	Neil	Orthopaedic Surgery	Nigeria	Musculoskeletal Care delivery Systems in low and middle income countries; adult hip and knee reconstrcution	Operation Walk, Leonard Davis Institute, GEANCO foundation	Leonard Davis Institute Senior Fellowship focusing on the Use of Telecommunications Technology to Increase Access to Musculoskeletal Care in Low and Middle Income Countries	neilshethmd@gmail.com	HUP
Sheth, MD	Neil	Orthopaedic Surgery	Tanzania	Musculoskeletal Care delivery Systems in low and middle income countries; adult hip and knee reconstrcution	Operation Walk, Leonard Davis Institute, GEANCO foundation	Leonard Davis Institute Senior Fellowship focusing on the Use of Telecommunications Technology to Increase Access to Musculoskeletal Care in Low and Middle Income Countries	neilshethmd@gmail.com	HUP
Sheth, MD	Neil	Orthopaedic Surgery	India	Musculoskeletal Care delivery Systems in low and middle income countries; adult hip and knee reconstrcution	Operation Walk, Leonard Davis Institute, GEANCO foundation	Leonard Davis Institute Senior Fellowship focusing on the Use of Telecommunications Technology to Increase Access to Musculoskeletal Care in Low and Middle Income Countries	neilshethmd@gmail.com	HUP
Sondheimer, MD	Steven J	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Kyrgyzstan	contraception, fertility, and infertility	JHPIGO/Engender Health led programs on IUDs and contraception including sterilization in Turkey and Kyrgyzstan.	grants on mood and the menstrual cycle and various contraceptive trials; also infertility and polycystic ovarian syndrome	ssondheimer@obgyn.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Sondheimer, MD	Steven J	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Turkey	contraception, fertility, and infertility	JHPIGO/Engender Health led programs on IUDs and contraception including sterilization in Turkey and Kyrgyzstan.	grants on mood and the menstrual cycle and various contraceptive trials; also infertility and polycystic ovarian syndrome	ssondheimer@obgyn.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	China	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Nepal	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Switzerland	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Iran	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Iraq	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Pakistan	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Tanzania	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Austria	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Chile	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Mongolia	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	Korea	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Spiegel, MD	David	Orthopaedic Surgery	India	Children's musculoskeletal disability, trauma care	Serves as a Consultant in Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children in Banepa, Nepal, and has visited the country 15 times. He served seven years on the Committee on Childrens Orthopaedics in Underdeveloped Regions of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA), and was chairman for 3 years. He has been on the Board of Orthopaedics Overseas, Global-HELP, the Ponseti International Association, and Miracle Feet. He has been a consultant for the World Health Organization and is on the steering committee for the Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care (WHO). He has participated in teaching activities in Nepal, Switzerland, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Pakistan, Tanzania, Austria, Chile, Mongolia, and Korea	developing low cost publications for developing countries, teaching Ponseti clubfoot method overseas, research projects with the residents at HRDC (clubfoot, neglected trauma, infection)	spiegeld@email.chop.edu		05 2012
Steenhoff, MD	Andrew	Pediatrics, Infectious Diseases	Botswana	Botswana, South Africa & Dominican Republic – Pediatrics, HIV, TB, Infectious Diseases	Experience working in Botswana, South Africa & Dominican Republic	Botswana: 1) focussing on: pediatric TB (diagnostics and contact tracing), pediatric mortality, pediatric gastroenteritis (etiology and outcomes), pediatric pneumonia (etiology and outcomes) 2) Collaborating on: TB-HIV immunology (PI: Bisson), HIV pharmacogenetics (PI: Gross), Vitamin D (PI: Stallings), Adolescent HIV adherence (PI: Lowenthal) Dominican Repulic: through CHOP Global Health	steenhoff@email.chop.edu	CHOP, Botswana-UPenn Partnership	05 2012
Steenhoff, MD	Andrew	Pediatrics, Infectious Diseases	South Africa	Botswana, South Africa & Dominican Republic – Pediatrics, HIV, TB, Infectious Diseases	Experience working in Botswana, South Africa & Dominican Republic	Botswana: 1) focussing on: pediatric TB (diagnostics and contact tracing), pediatric mortality, pediatric gastroenteritis (etiology and outcomes), pediatric pneumonia (etiology and outcomes) 2) Collaborating on: TB-HIV immunology (PI: Bisson), HIV pharmacogenetics (PI: Gross), Vitamin D (PI: Stallings), Adolescent HIV adherence (PI: Lowenthal) Dominican Repulic: through CHOP Global Health	steenhoff@email.chop.edu	CHOP, Botswana-UPenn Partnership	05 2012
Steenhoff, MD	Andrew	Pediatrics, Infectious Diseases	Dominican Republic	Botswana, South Africa & Dominican Republic – Pediatrics, HIV, TB, Infectious Diseases	Experience working in Botswana, South Africa & Dominican Republic	Botswana: 1) focussing on: pediatric TB (diagnostics and contact tracing), pediatric mortality, pediatric gastroenteritis (etiology and outcomes), pediatric pneumonia (etiology and outcomes) 2) Collaborating on: TB-HIV immunology (PI: Bisson), HIV pharmacogenetics (PI: Gross), Vitamin D (PI: Stallings), Adolescent HIV adherence (PI: Lowenthal) Dominican Repulic: through CHOP Global Health	steenhoff@email.chop.edu	CHOP, Botswana-UPenn Partnership	05 2012
Stone, MD	Richard	Ophthalmology	Asia	refractive error		a number of active collaborations with ophthalmic researchers in Asia and Europe, to clarify the epidemiology of refractive errors in general and myopia in particular and to identify novel mechanisms underlying the development of refractive errors.	stone@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Stone, MD	Richard	Ophthalmology	Europe	refractive error		a number of active collaborations with ophthalmic researchers in Asia and Europe, to clarify the epidemiology of refractive errors in general and myopia in particular and to identify novel mechanisms underlying the development of refractive errors.	stone@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Strom, MD, MPH	Brian	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Botswana	clinical epidemiology	We have former trainees all over the third world, who have graduated from the INCLEN program. I also was Senior Advisor to the Provost for Global Health Initiatives, and we have established university partnerships in Guatemala and Peru, in addition to the existing one in Botswana.		bstrom@cceb.med.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Strom, MD, MPH	Brian	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Guatemala	clinical epidemiology	We have former trainees all over the third world, who have graduated from the INCLEN program. I also was Senior Advisor to the Provost for Global Health Initiatives, and we have established university partnerships in Guatemala and Peru, in addition to the existing one in Botswana.		bstrom@cceb.med.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Strom, MD, MPH	Brian	Biostatistics & Epidemiology	Peru	clinical epidemiology	We have former trainees all over the third world, who have graduated from the INCLEN program. I also was Senior Advisor to the Provost for Global Health Initiatives, and we have established university partnerships in Guatemala and Peru, in addition to the existing one in Botswana.		bstrom@cceb.med.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Sun, MD	Weijing	Hematology/Oncology	China	China, Asia	Contacts with Beijing University Medical Center, Fudan University, and Huazhong University (Tongji Medical School) in China	Medical oncology (mainly focusing on treatment and development of new drugs for gastrointestinal malignancies)	weijing.sun@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Tishkoff, PhD	Sarah	Genetics & Biology	Cameroon	Studying African genetic and phenotypic variation using an integrative genomics approach to distinguish genetic and environmental factors that play a role in normal variable traits in Africa.	Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan		tishkoff@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Tishkoff, PhD	Sarah	Genetics & Biology	Ethiopia	Studying African genetic and phenotypic variation using an integrative genomics approach to distinguish genetic and environmental factors that play a role in normal variable traits in Africa.	Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan		tishkoff@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Tishkoff, PhD	Sarah	Genetics & Biology	Kenya	Studying African genetic and phenotypic variation using an integrative genomics approach to distinguish genetic and environmental factors that play a role in normal variable traits in Africa.	Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan		tishkoff@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Tishkoff, PhD	Sarah	Genetics & Biology	Mali	Studying African genetic and phenotypic variation using an integrative genomics approach to distinguish genetic and environmental factors that play a role in normal variable traits in Africa.	Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan		tishkoff@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Tishkoff, PhD	Sarah	Genetics & Biology	Nigeria	Studying African genetic and phenotypic variation using an integrative genomics approach to distinguish genetic and environmental factors that play a role in normal variable traits in Africa.	Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan		tishkoff@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Tishkoff, PhD	Sarah	Genetics & Biology	Sudan	Studying African genetic and phenotypic variation using an integrative genomics approach to distinguish genetic and environmental factors that play a role in normal variable traits in Africa.	Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan		tishkoff@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Tishkoff, PhD	Sarah	Genetics & Biology	Tanzania	Studying African genetic and phenotypic variation using an integrative genomics approach to distinguish genetic and environmental factors that play a role in normal variable traits in Africa.	Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan		tishkoff@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Townsend	Raymond			kidney failure and diabetes	research contacts only	chronic renal insufficiency cohort study (CRIC) NIH/NIDDK sponsored longitudinal study of kidney disease and heart-related disease	townsend@mail.med.upenn.edu		10 2010
Ural, MD	Serdar H.	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Switzerland	Turkey, Switzerland	Multiple universities/professors in Turkey & Switzerland	prenatal care, contraception, pregnancy	sural@obgyn.upenn.edu	HUP
Ural, MD	Serdar H.	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Turkey	Turkey, Switzerland	Multiple universities/professors in Turkey & Switzerland	prenatal care, contraception, pregnancy	sural@obgyn.upenn.edu	HUP
Weiner, PhD	David B	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine		Vaccine development for HIV and Emerging infectious Diseases	Walter Reed US Military; Ad HOC: WHO advisory committees, Ad HOC: HIV Enterprise advisory, NIH.	Development of DNA vaccine for HIV, Novel approaches to CHIKV virus vaccines, Pandemic flu Vaccines	dbweiner@mail.med.upenn.edu	HUP	05 2012
Weiser, MD	Jeffrey	Microbiology & Pediatrics	Cambodia	vaccine development; infectious disease	collaboration in Malawi, Africa with PATH (and Gates Foundation); previous experience working in Cambodia		weiser@mail.med.upenn.edu
Weiser, MD	Jeffrey	Microbiology & Pediatrics	Malawi	vaccine development; infectious disease	collaboration in Malawi, Africa with PATH (and Gates Foundation); previous experience working in Cambodia		weiser@mail.med.upenn.edu
Wherry, PhD	E. John	Microbiology		studying chronic infection and the impact of co-infection of immunological memory			wherry@mail.med.upenn.edu		11 2010
Winston, MD, PhD	Flaura Koplin	Pediatrics	China	Have conducted work in Beijing, China. About to start work in Israel. Topic: Traffic safety.	China: Beijing CDC; Israel: Beterem, Or Yarok		flaura@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Winston, MD, PhD	Flaura Koplin	Pediatrics	Israel	Have conducted work in Beijing, China. About to start work in Israel. Topic: Traffic safety.	China: Beijing CDC; Israel: Beterem, Or Yarok		flaura@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Woody, MD	George	Psychiatry	Brazil	Russia, Ukraine, Republic of Georgia, Iceland, Indonesia – Addiction treatment and HIV risk reduction	10+ years experience with NIH grants in Russia; 5 years in Brazil; 3 years in Ukraine; one year in Indonesia and Iceland		woody@tresearch.org		05 2012
Woody, MD	George	Psychiatry	Iceland	Russia, Ukraine, Republic of Georgia, Iceland, Indonesia – Addiction treatment and HIV risk reduction	10+ years experience with NIH grants in Russia; 5 years in Brazil; 3 years in Ukraine; one year in Indonesia and Iceland		woody@tresearch.org		05 2012
Woody, MD	George	Psychiatry	Indonesia	Russia, Ukraine, Republic of Georgia, Iceland, Indonesia – Addiction treatment and HIV risk reduction	10+ years experience with NIH grants in Russia; 5 years in Brazil; 3 years in Ukraine; one year in Indonesia and Iceland		woody@tresearch.org		05 2012
Woody, MD	George	Psychiatry	Republic of Georgia	Russia, Ukraine, Republic of Georgia, Iceland, Indonesia – Addiction treatment and HIV risk reduction	10+ years experience with NIH grants in Russia; 5 years in Brazil; 3 years in Ukraine; one year in Indonesia and Iceland		woody@tresearch.org		05 2012
Woody, MD	George	Psychiatry	Russia	Russia, Ukraine, Republic of Georgia, Iceland, Indonesia – Addiction treatment and HIV risk reduction	10+ years experience with NIH grants in Russia; 5 years in Brazil; 3 years in Ukraine; one year in Indonesia and Iceland		woody@tresearch.org		05 2012
Woody, MD	George	Psychiatry	Ukraine	Russia, Ukraine, Republic of Georgia, Iceland, Indonesia – Addiction treatment and HIV risk reduction	10+ years experience with NIH grants in Russia; 5 years in Brazil; 3 years in Ukraine; one year in Indonesia and Iceland		woody@tresearch.org		05 2012
Young	Donald S	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	Kenya	clinical laboratory testing	President of the International Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (1985-1990) with contacts in clinical laboratory field in many developed and developing countries. WHO consultant in clinical laboratory testing from 1992 to 2002. Currently working with groups in China and Nigeria.	optimizing use of the clinical laboratory; efficiency in laboratory testing and use of laboratory resources	donaldyo@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Young	Donald S	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	China	clinical laboratory testing	President of the International Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (1985-1990) with contacts in clinical laboratory field in many developed and developing countries. WHO consultant in clinical laboratory testing from 1992 to 2002. Currently working with groups in China and Nigeria.	optimizing use of the clinical laboratory; efficiency in laboratory testing and use of laboratory resources	donaldyo@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Young	Donald S	Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	Nigeria	clinical laboratory testing	President of the International Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (1985-1990) with contacts in clinical laboratory field in many developed and developing countries. WHO consultant in clinical laboratory testing from 1992 to 2002. Currently working with groups in China and Nigeria.	optimizing use of the clinical laboratory; efficiency in laboratory testing and use of laboratory resources	donaldyo@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Argentina	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Australia	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Austria	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Brazil	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Canada	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	China	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Egypt	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	England	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Germany	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Honduras	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	India	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Israel	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Italy	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Japan	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Netherlands	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Nicaragua	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Puerto Rico	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Serbia	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	South Korea	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Sweden	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Taiwan	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zager, MD	Eric	Neurosurgery	Thailand	education	Led an international neurosurgery group tour of the People's Republic of China, June '02. Recently joined the Federation for International Education in Neurosurgery (FIENS) and traveled, lectured in Honduras and Nicaragua. Neurosurgery contacts in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Serbia, Israel, Egypt, Japan, S. Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, India, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Puerto Rico.		zagere@uphs.upenn.edu	HUP	11 2010
Zhu, PhD	Jun (Jay)	Microbiology	Bangladesh	China and Bangladesh			junzhu@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Zhu, PhD	Jun (Jay)	Microbiology	China	China and Bangladesh			junzhu@mail.med.upenn.edu		05 2012
Zuberi, PhD	Tukufu	Sociology	Africa	Africa - food security, mortality Golbal Research		Food Security - Working Papers with the United Nations Development Programme (Regional Bureau for Africa), African Census Analysis Project	tukufu@pop.upenn.edu	SAS	05 2012

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