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Join us  Saturday, April 14 for the 2018 GO! Global Orientation on Culture + Ethics at the FedEx Global Education building!

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Saturday, April 14 • 10:45am - 11:45am
Providing Healthcare Abroad FULL

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Come explore the social and ethical issues associated with students providing healthcare abroad. This one-hour discussion-based session will encourage attendees to think and share about how working in a clinical or healthcare delivery setting could be a life changing experience and discuss how to prepare and think ahead, including discussion about boundaries, licensure, and limitations. It is designed to help you think through and prepare for the desire to "fix" things abroad, discuss the conduct of informed consent, research endeavors, and permissions, and consider dealing with disparate professional, ethical, religious, and cultural views and norms. This session will allow for informal sharing and discussion with time for students to talk about their plans and reflections.
Moderators
avatar for Iyman Gaspard

Iyman Gaspard

Program Manager, Center for Global Initiatives

Speakers
avatar for Kendrel Cabarrus

Kendrel Cabarrus

Student, 2020, English Department
Kendrel Cabarrus is an ambitious scholar that wishes to create change in the healthcare industry. He believes in healthcare that provides medical treatment through a compassionate approach to minimize the pain that most patients endure. Some highlights of his life include working... Read More →
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Obie Daniel

Graduate Research Assistant, Gillings School of Global Public Health
Obinna (Obie) is a Nigerian-trained physician with over four years of experience working in clinical and public health settings in Nigeria. He is a second year Master of Public Health (MPH) student of the Department of Health Behavior at UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health... Read More →
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Shay Slifko

Program Manager, Office of International Activities, UNC School of Medicine
Shay Slifko, OIA Program Manager, brings a unique professional  background to this role working in the context of international  education with a specific focus in  global health. She has experience  collaborating with higher education and international partners focusing  on... Read More →

Saturday April 14, 2018 10:45am - 11:45am CDT
Conference Room 4003
  Session 1, Workshop

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Waitlist (6)