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Lynette J Menezes PhD

AVP International USF Health Asst Dean International Morsani College of Medicine Lmenezes@health.usf.edu

John Sinnott MD FACP

Chairman

Internal Medicine, USF jsinnott@health.usf.edu

Linman Li MBA

Director, Asia Programs

USF Medicine International lli1@health.usf.edu

Courtney B Johns-Rejano BA

Program Coordinator

USF Medicine International cjohns2@health.usf.edu

Contact us USF Medicine International 17 Davis Blvd. Ste. 412, Tampa, FL 33606 USA

Phone + 1.813.844.8918 Fax + 1.813.844.8013

For more information, please visit http://www.usfmedicineinternational.com

BrazilBrazil

Instituto do Coração INCOR, da Faculdade de Medicina da USP

ChinaChina

Gansu Provincial Health Department Jiangsu University The First People’s Hospital of Kunshan Tianjin Public Health Bureau

ColombiaColombia

Universidad CES Dominican RepublicDominican Republic

Doctor Salvador B. Gautier Hospital EcuadorEcuador

Universidad San Francisco de Quito EgyptEgypt

Ain Shams University GermanyGermany

Albert Ludwigs University, Freiberg IndiaIndia

Directorate of Medical Education and Research, Government of Maharashtra Government Medical College, Surat Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement, Mysore

NetherlandsNetherlands

University of Groningen PanamaPanama

Universidad de Panama Universidad Latina de Panama

PeruPeru

Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia in Lima South KoreaSouth Korea

Hallym University Seoul National University, College of Medicine Yeungnam University, College of Medicine

ThailandThailand

Burapha University, Faculty of Medicine

Srinakharinwirot University, Faculty of Medicine VenezuelaVenezuela

Universidad de Carabobo

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Vision Vision

Improve global healthcare. Mission Mission

Enhance global medical care through innovation and excellence in collaborative medical research, education and clinical practice.

An Enhanced EducationAn Enhanced Education

As one of the fastest growing universities in the US, USF serves a culturally and linguistically diverse metropolitan area that has long-standing ties to the Caribbean and Latin America, as well as growing interests in India, China, Thailand, and other parts of the world. USF Medicine International has established the following partnerships with academic institutions, governmental, and non-governmental organizations abroad:

INTERNATIONAL MEDICAINTERNATIONAL MEDICAL STUDENT EXCHANGE L STUDENT EXCHANGE

The International Medical Student Exchange program is dedicated to providing

innovative medical education for medical students from around the globe.

Through this program, highly motivated medical students whose universities

have forged a collaborative agreement with the USF College of Medicine

participate in clinical observerships and research electives. The students

subsequently return to their countries to become clinicians, leaders, and

educators in their medical fields. This program is integrated into USF Health's

initiative to provide creative training and educational programs to all deserving

individuals.

SUBSPECIALTY TRAININSUBSPECIALTY TRAININGG

USF Medicine International offers a wide range of training programs for

medical doctors throughout the world. These programs are designed to

enhance medical knowledge and clinical skills that trainees can apply in their

respective hospitals. A train-the-trainer approach is used and it is expected

that participants completing these trainings will return to their country to

teach what they have learned to their colleagues. Access is given to our

podcast site. Areas of training include: Cardiology, General Surgery, Infectious

Diseases, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics

and Rheumatology.

LEADERSHIP ENHANCEMELEADERSHIP ENHANCEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT NT AND DEVELOPMENT

(LEAD) (LEAD)

LEAD programs are partnerships that USF Medicine International forges with

hospitals, governments, and universities globally to build the capacity of their

health care leaders by enhancing their leadership and management skills.

Training for each LEAD program is tailored to meet the needs of that region.

The program employs a synergy of interactive teaching, online experience,

active participation, and networking with other trainees to enhance

participants’ leadership and management skills. Trainees have the opportunity

to meet key leaders at the University of South Florida and Tampa General

Hospital.

For more information, please visit http://www.usfmedicineinternational.com

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FACT & FIGURES FROM 2008 TO 2014FACT & FIGURES FROM 2008 TO 2014

116 LEAD Trainees

170 International Medical Student Observers

100 International Medical Trainees

39 Hospitals in China and Thailand Trained

13 Sub-specialty Trainees (2012-2013)