Global Education and Clinical Innovation

CGH Global Education and Clinical Innovation works to advance the shared goals of clinicians and educators engaged in global health across Mass General Brigham. We empower clinicians, nurses, and researchers to build knowledge and community in global health through frontline services and bidirectional learning. We serve as a resource for Mass General clinical faculty and providers in the global health education and clinical innovation track, in alignment with Harvard Medical School career paths in global health.

Aims are to build a multidisciplinary community of global health practitioners; support trainees and clinicians who want to pursue careers in global health; and catalyze best-practices and career advancement in global health.

MGB Global Education and Clinical Innovation Collaborative (MGBGlobalEd)

MGBGlobalEd is a diverse network of educators across departments, centers, and institutes at MGB who are involved in global education, healthcare delivery, clinical mentorship, and innovation.

MGB Global Health Grand Rounds

Global Health Grand Rounds is a collaboration between the MGH Center for Global Health and BWH Division of Global Health Equity that brings together a multidisciplinary community of global health practitioners dedicated to learning and sharing ongoing efforts for global health equity. The series allows for presentation and discussion of recent advances and best practices in global health related to clinical care, nursing, research, and medical education.

MGH/UGHE Clinical Academic Partnership

UGHE is a global university based in rural northern Rwanda, founded by Partners in Health. UGHE is training medical students as part of a MBBS program and is looking for MGB Visiting Faculty to teach on clinical clerkships.

MGH Center for Global Health Medical Education and Innovation Development Award

This award is designed to support early-to mid-career healthcare practitioners who are involved in global education healthcare delivery and innovation. The award is not restricted to any specific area within global health, but the project must be grounded in a robust, local partnership that advances clinical or educational capacity building priorities of the local community and demonstrates the candidate’s commitment to global health as a component of their career.