AMWA Anne C. Carter Fellows
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Meet our new AMWA Carter Fellow: Caroline Hensley!
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Meet our new AMWA Carter Fellow: Caroline Hensley! We are so excited to introduce one of our two rising AMWA Carter Fellows: Caroline! Welcome, Caroline, we are looking forward the amazing work you’ll do with us :)
Journal club time! In January we talked about Women's health and rights in Nepal and United Arab Emirates. We'd love to hear your thoughts - we had a couple fun articles, a great (short) youtube video, and a lovely NPR clip to listen to.
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Journal club January: Women’s health & women’s rights Fueled by the recent women’s marches, we wanted to talk about women’s health abroad next month: kind of a grab bag of articles and news sources. As always, please comment below with you…
2016-2018 Fellow Aanika Balaji was recently published in The MS Press and we wanted to share her article here!
The Mexico City Policy, also colloquially known as the Global Gag Rule, cuts off US governmental funding for abortion abroad. How does this affect women abroad? How do organizations prepare for the lack of funding? Why should we care? What can medical students based in the US do?
Read, like, share, and comment - we always welcome your thoughts!
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An Honest Conversation About the Mexico City Policy 2016-2018 Fellow Aanika Balaji was recently published in The MS Press and we wanted to share her article here! The Mexico City Policy, also colloquially known as the Global Gag Rule, cuts off US go…
This month we talked about: RURAL MEDICINE and we’d love to have you join in on the conversation. We’ve switched things up this time to include videos, news articles, and a radio interview: read, watch, and listen up to catch up with the AMWA Anne C Carter Fellows
December Monthly Journal Club This month we talked about: RURAL MEDICINE and we’d love to have you join in on the conversation. We’ve switched things up this time to include videos (embedded right here, news article…
Journal Club: November
This month we talked about Global Surgery - we'd love if you could join in our conversation.
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ALSO: We are reviewing applications and are looking forward to inducting new AMWA Carter Fellows in the next month. :)
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APPLICATION TIME ~ Calling all female medical students ~
The Anne C. Carter Global Health Fellowship awards 4 (four) AMWA student members with a two-year fellowship focused on global health. The Carter Fellowship is both dynamic and multidisciplinary. The first year focuses on a global health curriculum, local project development, and mentorship. The second year focuses on in-depth planning and preparation for a medical service-learning trip to Engeye Clinic in Uganda. The Carter Fellowship culminates in a capstone global health project in Engeye. The fellows selected for 2017-2019 will be the sixth cohort of fellows and will be expected to actively work with their predecessors, as well as assist the subsequent class in their transition, to provide good continuity within the Fellowship.
Each Fellow will have $1000 to fund her local project planning and to subsidize expenses for her international global health project and trip to Uganda. Fellows will not be required to travel abroad if medical school scheduling does not allow; however, all Fellows must plan a capstone project, even if the project addresses a more local global health issue. Throughout the two-year tenure, Fellows will also serve as active members of the AMWA Global Health Committee.
This is a great opportunity to get involved in your local and global communities. For more information, please visit our website: https://www.amwa-doc.org/students/awards/anne-c-carter-global-health-fellowship/
APPLICATION AND RECOMMENDATION LETTERS ARE DUE ON OCTOBER 30TH.
Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions!
For September we talked about a very important topic - our motivations for medicine! What was your motivation for medical school? We'd love to hear about it. We also chatted about global health. Want to find out more? Check out our blog!
P.S. we are releasing the application very soon, we're looking for women medical student leaders interested in global health!
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Monthly Journal Club – Careers This month, the Carter Fellows discussed our motivations for medicine and possible careers in global health. We have some questions that we’d love to hear you answer! What was your motivation…
Join in on our discussions! Every month the fellows gather for a teleconference were we discuss a theme and read really interesting articles. August was disaster medicine! Take a look and follow us on wordpress and instagram!
Journal Club: 08/2017 Disaster Medicine Hello everyone! This month the Carter fellows talked about Disaster medicine. We touched on topics ranging from hospital shootings, the Boston marathon bombing, a story about Ebola affecting an Ame…
AMWA has set up a secure way to donate to trusted clinic partners in Nepal. https://www.amwa-doc.org/donate/donate-nepal/
Check out what our partners at AWHS are up to and support them by liking their page.
American Women's Hospitals Service AWHS (a division of AMWA) provides ongoing funding to community based, non-profit clinics and hospita
Savitha Bonthala's trip to Uganda