The Global Health Center at Cincinnati Children’s serves as a core facility for faculty, fellows, and residents interested in changing health outcomes for children around the world. We help foster collaboration and promote opportunities related to high-quality global health research, training, and education.
Each year, we offer competitive awards that fund global health research projects for investigators at all career levels. Awards include:
From these awards, researchers receive funding to complete research internationally. Here are some examples of recent research projects:
Along with research, the Global Health Center prioritizes education and training. Each year, we accept about eight residents from pediatric categorical or combined residency programs into a specialized Global Health Pathway. Participation in the Global Health Pathway includes a longitudinal curriculum with monthly meetings, a two-week dedicated global health advocacy block, and opportunities to engage in global health through subsidized international rotations at partner sites and mentored academic activities.
We also support global health fellowships in multiple divisions, which has grown the faculty base for the Global Health Center.
Numerous faculty collaborate in global partnerships to support the education and training of physicians and researchers at international sites with a goal of capacity-building for pediatric care globally.
At Cincinnati Children’s, we work with international patients and families, researchers, clinicians, and others across the globe. The following areas, outside of the Global Health Center, can help with international needs:
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